Voices for Life Is a blog dedicated to informing and educating the public on pro-life and pro-family issues.
Our focus is to protect the sanctity of all human life from conception until natural death. This includes protecting babies from abortion, fetal tissue experimentation, and embryonic research; and the general population from euthanasia, cloning, population control and human genetic engineering.
Immediately upon fertilization, cellular development begins. Before
implantation the sex of the new life can be determined.
At implantation, the new life is composed of hundreds of cells and has
developed a protective hormone to prevent the mother's body from rejecting
it as a foreign tissue.
At 17 days, the new life has developed its own blood cells; the placenta
is a part of the new life and not of the mother.
At 18 days, occasional pulsations of a muscle - this will be the heart.
At 19 days, the eyes start to develop.
At 20 days, the foundation of the entire nervous system has been laid
down.
At 24 days, the heart has regular beats or pulsations.
At 28 days, 40 pairs of muscles are developed along the trunk of the new
life; arms and legs forming.
At 30 days, regular blood flow within the vascular system; the ears and
nasal development have begun.
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