Probability of stillborn would be increased by drinking coffee during pregnancy, harmful, and also, the brain development of the embryo. Animal test plot out the risks of caffeine when the pregnancy enjoys drinking the coffee, hazard the baby’s memory and rise up the risk of Epilepsy.

The research has been published on the “Science Translational Medicine” illustrated there are higher probability for giving born an epilepsy mice and its memorial space would be smaller than the others if a female pregnant mouse has been fed three cups of coffee which equal to the same weight of human being.

The neonatal mice will lose curiosity than others if the pregnant mouse has drunk caffeine before. It means the mice don’t know which of the targets are new, and it shows that their cells in hippocampus are less than others.

In general, the nerve cells would move to operating area automatically after generated. However, the brain development will be deteriorated because of caffeine would delay the movement of nerve cells.

One of the Taiwanese maternity specialists have pointed out that pregnancy has not been recommended the overdose absorption of caffeine. The preceding research indicated the overdose absorption of caffeine would augment the chance of vasoconstriction, and would enlarger risk of stillborn.

Another Taiwanese specialist expressed that, it is not the same between mouse and human being; moreover, there is no any empirical evidence to prove caffeine could harm the embryo. We would recommend the pregnancy to drink too much coffee since the caffeine will engender the stimulation to our brain. The limitation is one cup of coffee per day and the best choice is the low caffeine.

The Professor of Taiwanese maternity specialists said that absorb caffeine will deform an embryo. Besides, tea, cola drinks have caffeine too, these are not recommended to the pregnancy and breastfeeding mothers. The embryo’s brain development is the new point in this research.

Everyone could absorb within 200g caffeine if drink one to two cups of coffee every day, and it wouldn’t extend the risk of premature birth or miscarriage, American College of Obstetricians Medical Association pointed.

(The article is translated by the editorial team of Googoogaga & the news retrieved from www.worldjournal.com)