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“During pregnancy, some baby cells migrate into the mother’s bloodstream and then return to the child. It’s called “mother-fetal microchimerism”.<\/p>\n
For 41 weeks, the cells mix and circulate back and forth, and, after the baby is born, many of these cells remain in the mother\u2019s body, leaving a permanent imprint in the tissues, bones, brain and skin of the baby to mother, and they often remain there for decades.<\/p>\n
Every other child a mother has will leave a similar imprint on her body.<\/p>\n
Even if a pregnancy doesn\u2019t end, or if you have an abortion, these cells still migrate into the bloodstream.<\/p>\n
Research has shown that if a mother\u2019s heart is injured, fetal cells will rush to the injury site, and transform into different types of cells that specialize in repairing the heart.<\/p>\n
The child helps the mother repair, while the mother builds the child.<\/p>\n
This is often the reason why some diseases fade away during pregnancy.<\/p>\n
It’s amazing how the mother’s body protects the baby at all costs, and the baby protects and rebuilds the mother in return, so they can safely develop and survive.<\/p>\n
Let’s think about pregnancy cravings for a moment. What did the mother need, that the child make her wish?<\/p>\n
The studies also showed the presence of fetal cells in her mother’s brain 18 years after birth.<\/p>\n
How wonderful is this? ”<\/p>\n
From an article by Nargis Kizalbash<\/p>\n
Art by Enric Hugue<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
“During pregnancy, some baby cells migrate into the mother’s bloodstream and then return to the child. It’s called “mother-fetal microchimerism”. For 41 weeks, the cells mix and circulate back and forth, and, after the baby is born, many of these cells remain in the mother\u2019s body, leaving a permanent imprint in the tissues, bones, brain … <\/p>\n