Zilan: There is now compelling research showing that maternal over-nutrition when pregnant can lead to the development of what is referred to as obesogenic traits in their offspring. Scientists have confirmed this apparent risk in mice. They found that when pregnant mice were over-fed with canteen-type food, their offspring exhibited increased appetite and aggressive food-seeking behaviour, and then became obese, in comparison to offspring of mice that were fed normally.

There is now compelling research showing that maternal over-nutrition when pregnant can lead to the development of what is referred to as obesogenic traits in their offspring. Scientists have confirmed this apparent risk in mice. They found that when pregnant mice were over-fed with canteen-type food, their offspring exhibited increased appetite and aggressive food-seeking behaviour, and then became obese, in comparison to offspring of mice that were fed normally.

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