Jessie Inchauspé
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4,686 appearances
5 recordings
4 series
first heard Sep 2024
last heard 1 Jun
Jessie Inchauspé’s voice in public audio — every appearance, attributed to the second.
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It depletes you.
And for example, if you don't eat enough, let's say, choline, which comes from eggs or animal foods, your baby will pull from your reserves up to a point.
Your baby will never get all the choline that he needs if you're not eating enough of it.
And the placenta, as you know, is this temporary organ that we grow in our uterus.
That brings our bloodstream and our baby's bloodstream in very close connection.
The placenta is not a filter, Mark.
The placenta does not keep out all the bad and give only the good to your baby.
The placenta kind of trusts that whatever's in your bloodstream belongs in your baby's bloodstream.
Like mercury, but also like glucose.
Like glucose.
So the higher a mom's glucose levels during pregnancy, the higher the baby's glucose level in the womb.
And a baby has to deal with high glucose levels in the womb as well in case they're too high.
So your baby will feel inflammation.
Your baby will put on fat to protect himself.
So blood sugar was the first place I dove in.
And it was just so incredibly interesting.
Yeah, and the gestational diabetes is not just about the mom.
So if you have gestational diabetes, the studies show that your baby's DNA –
will be epigenetically programmed to be more likely to get diabetes himself during his lifetime.
So at conception, when the egg meets the sperm, your baby's DNA is set.
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