Hydrogen Peroxide (H 2 O 2) breaks down to H 2 O + O or water + a single highly reative oxygen molecule. Ozone =O 3 which breaksdown to O 2 + O. It is this single oxygen molecule that reacts with pathogens. 1.
Mother can feel their babyâs movement during 13 to 16 week of pregnancy. Quickening or first fetal movement is described often as flutters. It is difficult to identify whether the occurred feeling is babyâs movement or gas. However, after some time a mother can clearly notice a pattern.
Fetal movements are the kicks, rolls, and hiccups of your unborn baby. You may start to feel these movements when you are 20 weeks pregnant. The movements grow stronger and more frequent as your baby grows. Fetal movements show that your unborn baby is getting the oxygen and nutrients he needs before birth. Fewer fetal movements may signal a problem with your baby's health.