H3rmes
made in a lab btw
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A little bit of backstory, my mom and dad met very late and anyways my dad stated that he wanted his baby boy to be as perfect as it could be, therefore he went towards the path of IVF,
Currently I am 192 cm (6’3), 161 pounds
I’m not going to explain IVF entirely, but basically the sperm and egg are combined outside of the womb to form an Embryo, with multiple embryos you can get a rough estimate of the future “stats” like IQ, Height and so on and chose the embryo with the best projected stats.
My creation took almost 2 years and 52 embryos.
Started the process 2006, I was placed in to my mom’s womb early 2009, and after around 8 months I was born.
Being an IVF baby has its perks, like having an above average IQ, being tall, not having any diseases or bad traits that pass on genetically.
However one side effect that me and most of my IVF friends are experiencing are high IgE levels, as in the provided bloodwork, my total IgE is around 1900 to 2000+, this means that I am very allergic (and I am to a random kind of trees and pollen). I’ve also experienced the consequences of this during my childhood (ex. Asthma, eczema). I’ve sited studies that prove my points and link these two together.
Do you guys think its worth it being an IVF baby?
Once you look at the bloodwork is there anything else that you find anormal?
Do you have any questions for me?
Related Sources:
PMID39684703
PMID39182452
PMID15494069
PMID2058818
Bloodwork Attached
Currently I am 192 cm (6’3), 161 pounds
I’m not going to explain IVF entirely, but basically the sperm and egg are combined outside of the womb to form an Embryo, with multiple embryos you can get a rough estimate of the future “stats” like IQ, Height and so on and chose the embryo with the best projected stats.
My creation took almost 2 years and 52 embryos.
Started the process 2006, I was placed in to my mom’s womb early 2009, and after around 8 months I was born.
Being an IVF baby has its perks, like having an above average IQ, being tall, not having any diseases or bad traits that pass on genetically.
However one side effect that me and most of my IVF friends are experiencing are high IgE levels, as in the provided bloodwork, my total IgE is around 1900 to 2000+, this means that I am very allergic (and I am to a random kind of trees and pollen). I’ve also experienced the consequences of this during my childhood (ex. Asthma, eczema). I’ve sited studies that prove my points and link these two together.
Do you guys think its worth it being an IVF baby?
Once you look at the bloodwork is there anything else that you find anormal?
Do you have any questions for me?
Related Sources:
PMID39684703
PMID39182452
PMID15494069
PMID2058818
Bloodwork Attached
