4D ultrasound study shows harmful effects of smoking on unborn babies Pilot studied examined the tiny movements made by foetuses as they develop Bookmark CommentsGo to comments A new study appears to shed more light on the harmful effects of smoking while pregnant using 4D ultrasound scans to detect the tiny movements made by foetus in the womb
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Instead of blowing, say, $30 a day on a couple of packs of cigarettes, use one day to take half of that money you used to spend on cigarettes and go buy a two or three packages of 50 gram tea (which will cost you $10 to $15, depending on the store and what tea you buy though there is some very, very expensive tea out there, so, you know, try the cheaper stuff until you get to a place where you can afford the more expensive stuff.) Or get for yourself whatever tickles your fancy
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