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Test Tube Chriogenetics

            In your opinion should test tube genetics be allowed? Human life should be created from a test tube.
             In today's modern world, people are already having children fertilized in test tubes, mostly because of reproductive problems in parents. I believe if you have enough money you can be allowed to make child in a test tube, but this will only apply to married couples who cannot by any other means have children. .
             Another application of a test tube baby would be to harvest organs and limbs from them to save other human beings whom, once again have enough money to buy one. Or have such an important position in our country that they will be allowed to have a harvested organ or limb for a discounted price. .
             A third use for test tube babies would be for testing, such as various medication treatments or new procedures in medicine. For example we could infect several babies with A.I.D.S. then test certain drugs on them to see if they help stop or slow down A.I.D.S. The medications derived from these tests would only be sold to rich or important people, such as the above.
             Arguments against test tube babies are that they are unmoral. Does the baby feel the heartbeat of its mother? Does the child hear a mother's singing? If it were in a test tube, then I would think not. Lots of people say that growing a baby this way should be illegal and that the only way that a child should be created is the way god intended us to. .
             Another argument against test tube babies is why make them at all? Our earth has already started to become over-populated, why make these children? This is why I say only people with enough money should be allowed to have the procedure, or they have no other means of receiving a newborn. Adopting is a great alternative for people who can't bear a child, and still want to have the joys of raising one.
             I hope my answer to the question of this essay is clearly understood, .
             I do support this science, but only as a last alternative.


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