Older Fathers, Lower IQ in Kids? »

Posted By altnrg 8 months, 2 weeks ago in Health & Fitness
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Children born to older fathers don't perform as well on tests of thinking skills during infancy and early childhood, while those born to older mothers have higher scores on the same tests, a study shows.

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    Mutainia8 months, 2 weeks ago

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    The moral of the story? Sex is ONLY for the young, good-looking, and rich. Of course, it seems like EVERYthing is only for the young, good-looking, and rich. When you start losing one of those three, it's time to play the "how do I best adapt to losing" game.

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      moxxxxxxxxxx8 months, 2 weeks ago

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      Was this considered by the makers of Viagra? I guess there is a natural reason why men have ed. Fertility drugs allows women to breed like dogs 8 at a time and now ed drugs allow old men to produce low IQ children.

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