Wow. What a load of bull. There has never been a single documented study to show that small amounts of alcohol are in any way harmful to a fetus. The only studies ever to conclusively find any evidence of risk involved women who drank 5 or more glasses of wine a night. That makes you an alcoholic and you are damaging your own body so of course there is a risk to the baby. Even the most conservative websites that suggest you should not drink at all will only say that "no amount of alcohol has been deemed safe" because it's easier to err on the side of caution and there is no definitive information on the exact threshold where it becomes a risk. That is a far cry from your utterly ignorant claim that "ANY amount of liquor while pregnant can be extremely harmful". Your statement is 100% false. When you drink has nothing to do with increasing the risks. The amount you drink in a sitting and how rapidly you consume it are the only physiologically relevant factors. This is due to the way your body metabolizes the alcohol content. Consuming multiple glasses of wine, or any equivalent alcoholic drink, in rapid succession increases the chances of alcohol passing to your baby because your body cannot process it fast enough to keep up.
It's pretty clear that the person with zero training on the subject here is you. Anyone who has taken high school anatomy could easily understand the biological processes involved. And anyone who has the reading comprehension of a 10 year old can find the information to refute your nonsense claims. You love your appeal to authority implying that you have training in treating infants with FAS but you clearly lack the understanding of the causes that would most certainly be gained from such a position.
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