animal fats and EFA's (was: Re: Is pasteur ized milk really bad?)

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> >I really have to wonder if it wouldn't be connected to the massive

> >depletion that occurs for women who are already nutritionally

borderline

> >when their pregnancy/lactation drains them of EFAs, phospholipids,

and the

> >gamut of other nutrients.

>

> Wouldn't surprise me in the least. Women who've had babies also

look aged,

> burned out, fried, wrinkled, etc. -- all phenomena which wouldn't

happen if

> they'd been eating right before, during and after pregnancy.

That's also what I was thinking. I love the story in NAPD about the

eskimo woman who went into labor in the middle of the night. Her

delivery was so easy that she didn't bother waking her husband or

getting a midwife. Instead she just surprised him with the baby when

he woke up!