Posted by admin on March 29th, 2008 in Home and Family, Travel and Leisure
In our modern society, it is common for women to take alcohol socially on a regular basis. What happens when the woman becomes pregnant? What are the official recommendations regarding alcohol intake and pregnancy?
The medical community has been alarmed for a long time now on the effects of alcohol during pregnancy, the worst outcome being fetal alcohol syndrome.
Since there is no way to determine how much alcohol is safe to take during pregnancy, a zero consumption recommendation has been the official position of the medical community. After all, the level of alcohol passing through the placenta varies on too many variables to be determined exactly. Such variables can be the weight of the mother, the stage of the pregnancy, the weight of the baby, the type of alcohol taken, etc
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Posted by admin on January 15th, 2008 in Home and Family, Travel and Leisure
Many of us “Baby Boomers” are each beginning to feel our age, and we’re starting to live it too. Every morning, clock radios everywhere announce the start of another day. As a typical boomer rolls out of bed, an old ache, pain, and/or little worry makes its presence known, just like the day before. The same beverage — coffee, tea, or maybe even caffeinated soda — is ingested in an attempt to energize the same tired face reflected in the morning mirror.
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Baby Boomers Ultimate Anti Aging Concepts: 5 Radical Tips
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