In September 2013 a study at the
University of Copenhagen showed
that sugars are vital signalling cofactors in the formation of the brain
via a MicroRNA system known as
mir-79 (the human equivalent is
mir-9). If the foetal cerebral glucose pump is suppressed,
as it would be in the
hyperglycaemic/hyperinsulinic
environment
of the foetal circulation,
the outcome would be
impaired formation of the
new brain and incipient
dementia. Recent studies point to exactly this
conclusion – a study by
the Universities of Bristol
and Glasgow found:
formed – not
so the human
brain, which
continues to
develop and
grow beyond
birth and into
the second
decade
of
life.
“ ...Offspring of mothers with existing diabetes had a threefold risk
of achieving no GCSEs
graded A-C, whilst offspring of women with
gestational diabetes had,
on average, a five point lower IQ
compared to offspring of women
with no diabetes or glycosuria ...”
Let the alarm bells ring in every
home, nursery, primary school,
secondary school, college, university and all centres of learning and
education. It will not be lost on
the reader that the environment
in which the foetus is suspended,
By the third trimester of gestational diabetes all of the organs
with one exception are already fully
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