As you hear it. It's not about parents listening to music when making love, no. It is a pioneering technique used in IVF treatments. Most curious, by the way.
It has been developed by the Institut Marquès and consists of applying musical microvibrations in embryo incubators where the eggs remain before being fertilized and implanted in the mother's womb. Thanks to her, the first two babies born with musical vibrations have been born.
What this novel technique achieves is that because of the vibrations, the culture media in which the oocyte is found are removed, making the distribution of nutrients that it needs to develop more homogeneous, in addition to preventing the accumulation of toxic products that They could interfere with fertilization.
It is intended to reproduce as faithfully as possible the peristaltic movements that occur within the woman's body, when the oocyte travels through the fallopian tubes and the uterus waiting to be fertilized.
They have proven that by applying musical vibrations, the chances that the sperm fertilize the oocyte increased 5 percent.
One of the couples who have managed to become a father and mother thanks to this technique are the parents of little Laura and Marta, the first babies fertilized with musical vibrations.
Via | 20 minutes Photo | Joe Shlabotnik on Flickr On Babies and more | In vitro "musical" fertilization has a better chance of success
