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anniepema's profile leslie feldman / Member since April 2007 / Last seen 2 months ago

As a practicing Buddhist I am interested in ways to promote mental and physical health. There is a little know reality that there is a male biological clock and new mutations can and do accumulate in the DNA of sperm making cells as men age. For the health, mental/physical of your children and future generations it is much better to father all babies by 33 and to cryobank sperm in your mid 20s to 30 for any later fathering of babies. Doing this will prevent age related infertility and a large host of ills for your descendants. The paternal age effect has been a discovery of mine and I want to share it with anyone who might be interested. Cancers, autoimmune disorders, autism and schizophrenia, even Huntington's chorea can occur de novo from mutated sperm makings cells and sperm DNA of older dads.

My Blogs

autism prevention blogspot

http://autism-prevention.blogspot.com/

There are known risk factors for autism and my blog is a place where I collect studies from the past and new studies that describe them. Non-familial autism can be preven…

Latest Post: Ukraine and World Pneumonic Plague Information

New Research Findings

http://newresearchfindings.blogspot.com/

This blog is eccletic and includes interesting article from all over the internet on alternative medicine, cancer, autism, public health, Morgellons Disease. Fascinating…

Latest Post: Advanced Parental Age and the Risk of Autism Spectrum Disorder

Superdelegates.com

http://superdelegatescom.blogspot.com/

An eccletic blog of articles pertaining to the 2008 presidential campaign and the superdelegates to the Democratic Convention.

Latest Post: The Network Behind the Bush Bashing Book

The Age of the Father and the Health of Future Gen…

http://ageofthefatherandhealthoffuture.blogspot.com/

Men planning their families can find interesting scientific abstracts and other writings about paternal age effects and reading this blog may influence your decisions on…

Latest Post: Scientists discover link between older dads and genetic diseases