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<blockquote data-quote="Thescandinavian" data-source="post: 1738853" data-attributes="member: 107409"><p>I read some advice on jogging while pregnant. </p><p>The advice was that pregnancy is not a reason to stop jogging and it's good for both mother and child. You should however not start jogging after getting pregnant. </p><p>I think it's really about what your used at doing. </p><p>Lead exposure for firing a few bullets outdoor is so low that I would say irrelevant. </p><p>If she use a heavy rifle with light bullets at moderate speeds and adding a suppressor I can't see any damage in this at all, but rather healthy recovery after an normal tough week. </p><p>Our closest relatives (the chimpanzee) climb trees while pregnant and human pregnancy has for decades been treated like a serious medical condition. Good it's changing.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Thescandinavian, post: 1738853, member: 107409"] I read some advice on jogging while pregnant. The advice was that pregnancy is not a reason to stop jogging and it's good for both mother and child. You should however not start jogging after getting pregnant. I think it's really about what your used at doing. Lead exposure for firing a few bullets outdoor is so low that I would say irrelevant. If she use a heavy rifle with light bullets at moderate speeds and adding a suppressor I can't see any damage in this at all, but rather healthy recovery after an normal tough week. Our closest relatives (the chimpanzee) climb trees while pregnant and human pregnancy has for decades been treated like a serious medical condition. Good it's changing. [/QUOTE]
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