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Strategies & Market Trends : Booms, Busts, and Recoveries

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To: LLCF who wrote (32044)4/22/2003 12:13:28 AM
From: elmatador  Read Replies (1) of 74559
 
Yes, agreed. Lets elaborate on it. I will give you an example: My wife got pregnant when we were in Bandung, West Java Island, Indonesia. Because the baby was delivered in Indonesia, and my wife had been there already for one year, the baby took milk from the mother with the anti-bodies present on it, that, she needed to fight the bugs she would encountered while her own immune systme was not developed fully.

Had my wife not been subject, previously, to the Bandung environment, and had delivered that baby elsewhere and them come with the infant to Indonesia, both of them would be sick a lot. But exposure to the bugs was good since only the generation of the mother had to directly fight the bugs, my daughter, had been put in the world already prepared for the bugs. Hence I consider my daughter healthier than the other kids.

Now extrapolate that for all the women who are delivering babies on the places that are so clean that there are no anti-bodies passing to the baby for a few generations.

The babies are being less and less prepared to fight diseases while the bugs have been improving all the time somewhere where are not clean places.
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