Are there more people born in winter or in summer?

It's hard to say. But it can bring you some relevant information.

According to the research of American, German, Japanese, Danish and China scientific scientists, a person's birth month affects his health. The excerpts from Life Times and Health News are as follows for your reference.

The birth of new life can always make the whole family full of vitality; Giving birth to a healthy baby is the expectation of every parent. A few days ago, some foreign experts conducted a new study on this "eugenic plan". In early September, Danish psychologists and sociologists confirmed that people born in summer are usually more likely to get sick, while those born in autumn live longer. In addition, experts from all over the world also listed the relationship between birth month and various diseases.

Born in+0-March, 65438: prone to schizophrenia and manic depression. Danish researchers found that the ratio of people born in these two months is 8% higher than that of people born in other months. The reason is related to the insufficient sunshine exposure time in their mothers' bellies.

Born in April-June: prone to learning disabilities and gastrointestinal diseases. Dr Steven capps, director of the Clinical Research Institute of Learning Disabilities at Southwest Missouri State University, found that people born in these three months are 8% more likely to have learning disabilities than those born in other months. At the same time, due to the obvious temperature rise at this time, some bacteria in food multiply in large quantities, and the baby's fragile gastrointestinal system is hard to bear "tossing", which will inevitably lay a curse for the future.

Born in July-10 month: prone to fracture and dental caries. Danish researchers believe that the teeth of the fetus have developed around the third month of pregnancy, and the bones began to form at about the same time. Those born in these three months coincide with the mother's pregnancy in winter, and the pregnant woman will produce less vitamin D, so the bone density of the fetus will be lower at birth.

Born in February, 1 1 and 1: susceptible to atopic dermatitis. Researchers at the University of Rostock in Germany found that children born at this time are most likely to suffer from atopic dermatitis, because the content of dust mites in the air is particularly high in autumn and winter. But Leonard Garilov of the Center for Public Opinion Research at the University of Chicago points out that people born in winter are less likely to suffer from cardiovascular disease and diabetes after 50. Researchers at the University of Rostock in Germany also pointed out that people born in 65438+February have a higher chance than the average to live to 100 years old.

Of course, O 'Shanski, a professor at the School of Public Health at the University of Illinois in Chicago, said that these conclusions are only demographic statistics, reflecting the law of group presentation, and the impact of birth season on health needs further study.

In addition, according to the British "Independent" reported on June 5438+05, the weather in winter may be depressing, but the latest research shows that children born in winter are not only healthier, but also smarter and more likely to succeed.

For centuries, astrologers have claimed that the time of birth is closely related to the growth of children, but most people just laugh at astrologers and don't take it seriously. Children born in winter are taller and smarter than those born in summer, and they are more likely to succeed in adulthood. A research report led by scientists from Harvard University will be published this week, which tracks 2 1000 boys and girls around the world. The results show that children's weight, height, head size and intelligence level are all related to seasonal changes.

Of course, this conclusion of the researchers is definitely not based on the imagination established by astrologers. The researchers have ample evidence to support their views. They believe that food, hormones, temperature, light, viruses and other infectious diseases all have seasonal changes, which have different effects on pregnant women and growing fetuses. American and Australian psychiatrists and anthropologists from Harvard University and Queensland University measured children's health and intelligence, and made detailed records of their intelligence and sports at birth, 8 months, 4 years and 7 years old.

Compared with children born in summer, children born in winter are born longer, heavier, taller and bigger at the age of 7. In addition, the latter scored higher in a series of intelligence tests. By the age of 7, children born in winter and spring weigh 2 10g, which is 0. 19cm higher than those born in summer and autumn, and their heads are bigger than those born in summer and autumn.

The study, which will be published in the journal Schizophrenia Research, said: "Children born in winter and spring have great variability in anthropometry." This is the latest research and the biggest one. In addition, a series of similar studies are being carried out around the world to assess the impact of seasons on human health, longevity, physical and intellectual development. In 2002, scientists from the Max Planck Institute for Population Studies in Germany said that people born in autumn live longer than those born in spring, and they are less likely to get sick in their later years. The institute studied the census data of Denmark, Austria and Australia, and revealed the relationship between the life span of people over 50 and the seasons. For example, in Austria, people born in June 10 and February 12 live about seven months longer than those born in April and June.

Dietary changes and seasonal infectious diseases are considered to be the main reasons for this phenomenon. Gabrield Dobl Hammer, one of the scientists involved in the study, said: "My mother gave birth in spring, and she spent the last stage of pregnancy in winter, so she took less vitamins. When she weaned her child and began to feed her child normally, it was the hot summer and her digestive system was more susceptible to infection. "

The season of birth may also affect whether a person is an optimist or a pessimist. Children born in summer look happier than those born in winter. American and Australian researchers have put forward several explanations for this difference in the early stages of life. One theory is that the fetus may be affected by seasonal factors such as temperature, rainfall and ultraviolet rays.

A professor at the Faculty of Medicine of the University of Tokyo in Japan found through long-term research that the month of birth has a great influence on human health: people born in February and April live longer; People born in March, especially men, rarely die of cerebral hemorrhage; Women born in April should pay attention to breast cancer; Men born in May are prone to schizophrenia; People born in June should pay attention to intestinal cancer, men born in July and August are prone to hypertension, and people born in September and October are prone to esophageal cancer. 1 1 month-born women should be careful of gynecological diseases. Most people born in December are healthy.

The Matsuyama Human Body Research Organization of Japan believes that people born in 1 month are aloof and tenacious, noble in quality and smart; People born in February are honest and frank, pay attention to reputation and have rich talents; People born in March are docile, kind, helpful and knowledgeable; People born in April are frank, honest, naive, romantic and creative, while those born in May are sentimental, impatient and suspicious, and have a strong interest in literature. People born in June are enthusiastic, aboveboard and studious; People born in July are elegant, modest and prudent, and easy to accept new things; People born in August are warm and generous, have courage and know how to appreciate; People born in September are bold and withdrawn, dare to do things and have command ability; People born in October are gentle and graceful, active and brave; 1 1 people born in the month are ingenious, harmonious and approachable, and dare to invent and create; People born in December have rich imagination, strong will and hard work. The above characteristics, relatively speaking, are by no means uniform, but only as a reference for researchers.

Scientists in China have also studied this. Thinking:

Because of genetic factors, children will be influenced by their parents in many ways, such as body and personality. We are already very clear about these, but do you know? The pregnancy season and climate of expectant mothers are also closely related to the baby's future health and personality. So, what are the innate characteristics of babies born in different seasons?

When the fetus is gradually formed in the uterus, this little life is not only connected with the blood of the expectant mother who gave birth to him, but also closely related to the environment in which he was born, such as climate and air quality. Different seasons during pregnancy will lead to different sunshine duration, which will affect the hormone secretion in pregnant women, so babies born in different months will have different physiological and psychological characteristics.

The pregnant environment affects the baby's health.

When the fetus is still in the mother's belly, he has been influenced by the surrounding environment, such as the maternal nutrition intake, hormone secretion, infectious diseases, the length and temperature of sunshine, and even the noise and smell of the external environment, and the maternal mood fluctuations.

According to Dr. Wang Pushan, during the whole pregnancy, the length of sunshine, the temperature and the nutrient intake will change with the seasons, so the hormone secretion in pregnant women will also change with the seasons, and some diseases are seasonal. Therefore, during the time when the baby stays in the mother's stomach, the nutrition and external stimuli are different, which means that different pregnancy months and birth months will be different.