The sperm of a man carrying a rare genetic mutation linked to cancer was used to conceive scores of children across Europe, prompting calls for greater regulation and a limit on the number of births allowed from a single donor.
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Totally unregulated, males donating sperm for money, no caution about health, genetics, family connections and now this. How much does it contribute to genetic diseases? We won't know until we start protecting donor recipients.
There is a world of difference between using plants or other compounds to cure or alleviate a disease (which many animals do) and overriding the body's own chemical laboratory's system of selecting a mate.
Most drugs are originally derived from compounds found in plants or animals. The same synthetic molecules often have a similar precursor in nature. Do not confuse herbal medicine, the mother of current medicine, with other practices based on superstition. 1/3
Here, instead, an instinctive and natural form of selection for chemical-physical compatibility through the five senses is masked since the donor never comes into contact with the recipient. 2/3
Making or using medicine is therefore common in nature, distorting the selection for physical-chemical compatibility carried out by our body through the five senses is not natural and can lead to serious consequences. Reason why, for example, nature does not like inbreeding. 3/3
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Was it Ketamine tested?
Did the sperm tails start NAZI Saluting?
Happy Tuesday.
Got it.
Limiting the number of children per man and using new technology to test for dangerous genetic mutations will help.