Mothers, did you know that your children make you age faster?

I'm sure if you're a mother and you read that title, you might laugh. Yes, laughing at me, the author of this article thinking that I am crazy to give you a reminder. But the other mothers listen; science now tells us what we already knew: pregnancy (read the consequences of screaming behind your children) can make you age and age faster. Like what did they think? You really need to do a study to find out why mothers suffer from short-term memory loss, are irritable, keep repeating themselves and grumpy all the time. Last weekend, while I was having a good time with the kids, I tried to feed the little one twice and the eldest did a good job of mocking me. "Mom, it was my turn but you fed brother twice." No wonder the toddler created unnecessary tantrums while I was trying to feed myself. This is not the only thing that proves I'm getting older. The last meeting of the APT, I went to my child's previous class and I sat down elegantly to listen to my daughter's lessons (read the complaints, yes I listen to them elegantly, intensely, without children after everything), when the teacher reminded me

Now, I know I'm not the only one here and there are mothers like me who have trouble remembering things (even if you do not want to not face the truth)). There is a reason for our short-term memory loss. Did you know that pregnancy reduces your brain by 5% by reducing the gray matter of the frontal and temporal part of the brain? These are the domains related to various cognitive functions and control social behaviors. Now, before this information flows, I have more bad news for you. A new study from Northwestern University suggests that multiple pregnancies could age women's cells faster. The study conducted by Calen Ryan and Christopher Kuzawa of Northwestern and Dan Eisenberg examined two distinct markers of cellular aging – telomere length and epigenetic age – in hundreds of young women with different reproductive histories at different ages. Philippines. Yes, the study was done on Filipino mothers, but mothers everywhere will accept faster aging as a side effect of pregnancy.

Why Are You Aging Before You Age

The researchers concluded that "Telomere length and epigenetic age are cellular markers that independently predict mortality, and both seemed "older" in women who had more pregnancies in their reproductive history. "Thus, the more babies you have, the faster you age. Cell aging was accelerated between 0.5 and 2 years for each additional pregnancy, but pregnant women appeared younger during their gestation period. Another interesting fact that the study uncovered was that multiple pregnancies (four or more births) make a person vulnerable to various types of illness and shortens the life span. So, mothers before planning your pregnancy, pay attention. And if you like to make sure that babies keep one or two at most. Although this should be a personal choice, but you must take into consideration your health status and the vitality of the uterus before giving birth. In addition, remember that maternal health after childbirth is also important to ensure that the child receives the proper care and attention during the growing years.

However, the study is not yet conclusive. The researchers believe that they will have to re-examine the subjects after 13 years to find out how they managed over time. But we know that we get more gray by shouting at our kids than the damage caused by the age clock.

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Posted: 30 July 2018 6:47 pm