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Old Apr 28th, 2008, 20:38 PM   #1
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Something to read..Ovulation and Pregnancy article...


http://humrep.oxfordjournals.org/cgi...full/15/9/1921

One of my girlfriends posted this...kind of interesting.

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Old Apr 28th, 2008, 21:00 PM   #2
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Hmmm Very Interesting - I'm definitely going to browse through this site!!!
For those who can't be bothered to read it all the conclusions is...

ovulation from the right ovary occurs more frequently than from the left... from the right ovary [there is] establishment of pregnancies more often than ... in the left ovary. This pattern is identical in a group of fertile and infertile women. The underlying mechanism is unknown but may be related to an enhanced output of oestradiol and testosterone by the corpus luteum on the right ovary.



I had to smirk at this sentence tho.>
A predominance of ovulation from the right ovary has also been observed in the cow, although the anatomy is known to differ from that of humans

So we are not identical to cows then well i never!
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Lmao @ Cow - although it would explain the expression

Thank you Nic for sharing this with us Honey, I'll take a look now

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I love all these sorts things. keep them coming
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