text: Yo, check it out, here's a study I gotta share,
  Investigatin' herbal medicine use and perinatal welfare.
  Down in Tumpat District, Kelantan, Malaysia,
  They wanted to know if there's a link, causality.
  
  They gathered up the cases, mothers in the mix,
  From June 2002 to June 2005, that's the fix.
  These were the ones with perinatal mortality,
  While controls, no history, no fatality.
  
  They interviewed 316 mothers, let's break it down,
  106 were cases, 210 controls, hold your crown.
  They found some results, the stats don't lie,
  Herbs in early pregnancy, that's a risky try.
  
  Unidentified herbs, traditional midwives in the game,
  First trimester use, perinatal mortality to blame.
  The odds ratio's 5.24, with a CI of 1.13 to 24.23,
  Herbal medicine early on, you better let it go.
  
  But hold up, there's more, late pregnancy got a twist,
  "Orang Asli" herbs and coconut oil, they assist.
  Negative association, protectin' from mortality,
  Third trimester usage, it's a whole new reality.
  
  Odds ratio's 0.10 for "Orang Asli" herbs, you see,
  CI of 0.02 to 0.59, that's the guarantee.
  Coconut oil's odds ratio's 0.48, no doubt,
  CI of 0.25 to 0.92, that's what it's about.
  
  So, unidentified herbs and other types, beware,
  Early pregnancy risks, perinatal mortality's there.
  But late pregnancy, "Orang Asli" herbs and coconut oil,
  They're holdin' it down, protectin' the soil.
  
  These findings are a sign, more research is due,
  Pharmacological studies, confirm what's true.
  Identify those compounds, understand the effects,
  On the fetus, the little one, that's what's next.