Air pollution, becoming the 'enemy' of children even before birth, is ruining the brain and lungs!

When black carbon enters the fetal circulation system in the first and second trimesters of pregnancy, it also damages the fetal lungs, fertility, etc. Even more worrying is that this black carbon particle also enters the developing human brain which is quite dangerous.

Man-made air pollution is a threat to the health of the next generations.

This can also worsen the quality of the unborn baby's sperm count.

Air Pollution Can Affect Unborn Babies Health:   New research has shown that particulates and chemicals spread in the atmosphere from air pollution are reaching the brains, lungs and other developing organs of unborn babies, potentially affecting their health and fertility. are affected. Two new research in Europe shows the extent to which man-made pollution can affect the health of future generations even before they take their first breath.

Scientists from the University of Aberdeen in the UK and Hasselt University in Belgium have found evidence that black carbon particles found in air pollution during pregnancy can cross the placenta and enter the fetal circulation system. this informationThe Lancet Planetary Health Journal has been published in.

what is the damage
eronnews According to K., it has also been informed in the journal that according to research, when black carbon enters the fetal circulation system in the first and second trimesters of pregnancy, it can also affect the fetus's lungs, brain, fertility etc. . According to Professor Paul Fowler of the University of Aberdeen , what is even more worrying is that these black carbon particles also enter the developing human brain, which is dangerous.

What is black carbon
Let us know that black carbon is a sooty black substance released into the air from internal combustion engines, coal-fired power plants and other sources that burn fossil fuels, which is quite toxic.

It also affects sperm count.
Another research has revealed that if a pregnant woman comes in contact with this dangerous chemical, then the quality of her unborn child's sperm count can also deteriorate or the unborn child's sperm count can be low. Maybe.

Tips to avoid air pollution in pregnancy -
Make a habit of checking the air pollution or air quality index around you on the app or internet during pregnancy.
If there is low air quality, avoid going out and wear a mask if necessary. Protect your skin from air pollution too.
-Stay away from smoke and smokers.
Keep taking advice from your doctor.