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When pregnant mammals don't get enough food, their babies grow slower inside the womb because they don't get enough nutrients and the placenta doesn't work right. This can lead to health problems for the babies later in life.
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Caloric restriction in female reproduction: is it beneficial or detrimental?
Narrative Review
2021 Jan 4The study talks about how eating less might affect female reproduction in general, but it doesn't show if it causes growth problems in babies during pregnancy or long-term health issues, so it doesn't back up the claim.
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