Re: Re: paging our resident geneticist ..

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helen_foisy wrote:

> Bill, thanks for your comments from your learned perspective. I love

> this group! For so many reasons

Me too. And " de nada " ; always happy to help.

>

> On your latter point, yes, reading the article brought to mind some

> of the recent studies on " obesogens " in the environment and food

> supply .. more or less the same contaminants that are implicated in

> many " modern ills. " Here's a link with sources that describes some of

> the studies:

> http://ehp03.niehs.nih.gov/article/info%3Adoi%2F10.1289%2Fehp.120-a62

Oh goody; thanks for the URL, ...very useful.

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> Thank you also for your replies to two previous queries of mine.

> I'll just add the archive links here so you will know what I am

> referring to:

> http://health.groups.yahoo.com/group/aspires-relationships/message/17805

> and

> http://health.groups.yahoo.com/group/aspires-relationships/message/17891

>

> Acknowledged and in agreement.

>

> I injured my hand so typing is slow and I'm sorry I'm not

> acknowledging some posts as quick as I should. - Helen

Sorry to hear of your injury; makes life tough. Here's hoping for your

fast recovery.

I know about slow typing. Sixteen years post-stroke, my right hand

(dominant) *still* is only slowly recovering - effectively still part

paralyzed. Bane of my life.

>

>

>>> Bill, notwithstanding the phase " autism epidemic " being subject

>>> to debate in some circles, what do you think about this one?

>>> Always look forward to reading your POV. - Helen

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- Bill ...AS, ...retired clinical/research geneticist

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