PATRICIA Dr Kalokerinos & others on SIDS/VitaminC
Posted: Fri Apr 02, 2004 2:03 pm
Hi Sheri,
Just a thought -- I understand your statements about "rebound effect" not
being true because either you "have enough" or you don't... But, whatever
the mechanism and actual meaning, there does seem to be an *apparent* effect
where, when one goes from huge intake to none-small, deficiency symptoms can
*temporarily* appear and then disappear as the body re-adjusts; your
write-up said that it's not that the body "returns to normal" after the huge
megadose, but rather that it returns to "survival mode". I understand that,
but still it can *appear* that there has been a "rebound effect" -- I've
observed this often in myself.
So, if the baby is being flooded with (let's say "adequate") vitamin C in
utero, then after birth can obtain only the limited amounts that filter into
the breastmilk, this will have the effect of a sudden and huge drop in the
amount of vitamin C, which I would think could cause effect similar to what
I called "rebound". I suppose one could also say that once "adquate"
vitamin C is withdrawn the baby goes from "state of healthy functioning"
that it had in utero, to the sub-clinical deficiency state that most of us
share.
It would seem odd, tho, for breastmilk to have this "pre-programmed
deficiency". To ponder...
Shannon
on 4/2/04 3:59 AM, Sheri Nakken at homeopathycures@tesco.net wrote:
Just a thought -- I understand your statements about "rebound effect" not
being true because either you "have enough" or you don't... But, whatever
the mechanism and actual meaning, there does seem to be an *apparent* effect
where, when one goes from huge intake to none-small, deficiency symptoms can
*temporarily* appear and then disappear as the body re-adjusts; your
write-up said that it's not that the body "returns to normal" after the huge
megadose, but rather that it returns to "survival mode". I understand that,
but still it can *appear* that there has been a "rebound effect" -- I've
observed this often in myself.
So, if the baby is being flooded with (let's say "adequate") vitamin C in
utero, then after birth can obtain only the limited amounts that filter into
the breastmilk, this will have the effect of a sudden and huge drop in the
amount of vitamin C, which I would think could cause effect similar to what
I called "rebound". I suppose one could also say that once "adquate"
vitamin C is withdrawn the baby goes from "state of healthy functioning"
that it had in utero, to the sub-clinical deficiency state that most of us
share.
It would seem odd, tho, for breastmilk to have this "pre-programmed
deficiency". To ponder...
Shannon
on 4/2/04 3:59 AM, Sheri Nakken at homeopathycures@tesco.net wrote: