I’m Pregnant! I Can’t wait to see our baby!
Most young girls who are married or happily living with their boyfriend are joyful about the impending birth of their child, and well-wishers will remind them, “not to have more than two children.”(Bill Gates would love it if there were no more babies. He’s trying to decrease the number of people in the world.)
The happy couple can’t wait to see an ultrasound (also called a “sonogram”) image of their developing baby. They want images to show to happy parents and grandparents. Best of all, the parents will know if it’s a boy or girl.
Happy day! Your baby boy is born.
Here’s the bad news: there’s a chance he will be autistic. I can say that because in the year 2000,1 in 150 children were afflicted with autism. Sonograms were not used as much at that time. In 2022, the number had risen to 1 in 30 affected children, and the number continues to climb. Doctors and experts continue to offer a plethora of reasons as a possible reason for autism – EXCEPT SONOGRAMS (ULTRA SOUND).
Think about it- during an ultrasound procedure, powerful sonic waves penetrate the mother’s body and the developing child. . Think about that. It seems safe to say the sonic waves could possibly damage the developing child.
I had to do a lot of digging to find anything concerning sonic damage until I found a Substack written by a “Midwestern doctor” that thoroughly tackled the issue. Here is the link.
The Dangers of Prenatal Ultrasounds
https://www.midwesterndoctor.com/p/the-hidden-dangers-of-prenatal-ultrasounds
In 1983, CNN aired a program on the dangers of ultrasound (where the FDA acknowledged the dangers) that almost no one knows about. The article includes a video you will want to watch.
I am grateful to the dedicated doctor who researched sonograms and autism. If someone in your family is afflicted with autism, or if you are considering having a child, this doctor’s Substack is a MUST-READ.
The Dangers of Prenatal Ultrasounds
https://www.midwesterndoctor.com/p/the-hidden-dangers-of-prenatal-ultrasounds
