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by Gloria Gamat on October 10, 2008
According to Australian researchers, that a woman's brain become mushy during pregnancy and motherhood is all but a myth. A study at the Australian National University in Canberra found no long-term cognitive decline in these women.
The said study suggested that pregnancy and motherhood interferes with a woman's schooling and further educational training and not with the brain function. Thus advising young women against becoming mothers too soon.
Well I don't know about the above findings. I've never been too scatterbrained my whole life than since I became pregnant and eventually a mother. The brain must have been affected somehow. Besides your priorities change. That alone can be considered - in my opinion - a shift in a woman's brain function.
What do you think ladies?
The said study suggested that pregnancy and motherhood interferes with a woman's schooling and further educational training and not with the brain function. Thus advising young women against becoming mothers too soon.
Well I don't know about the above findings. I've never been too scatterbrained my whole life than since I became pregnant and eventually a mother. The brain must have been affected somehow. Besides your priorities change. That alone can be considered - in my opinion - a shift in a woman's brain function.
What do you think ladies?
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