More possible postpartum depression solutions

[Guest guest]

Folks, here is some more data from a knowledgable contact. Thanks to Kate

for bringing this data to my attention.

Jim

Dear Jim,

Here's some data on nutritional handling for Post Partum Depression. I found

a case in " The People's Guide to Vitamins and Minerals A to Zinc " about a

woman who was abused by psychs with 8 shock treatments, psych drugs,

isolation in a mental institution as handling for " Post Partum Depression " .

Her family finally couldn't stand having her in isolation so they got her

out. Upon lab work, blood analysis etc, it was that there was no detectable

Folic Acid in her blood. When this was injected, she improved; upon further

injections, she became normal and remained normal for years, and went back

to school.

Apparently, women who had already suffered from " psychiatric disorders " are

more prone to suffer Post Partum Depression. But this is like saying that

women who run deficient in certain nutrients, either due to bad diet or

inherited deficienies or circumstances (like famine, poverty) and don't

correct these deficienies during pregnancy, will be deficient after

pregnancy and run into " medical insanity " .

The above book and several of Adele ' books detail how B vitamin

deficiency, especially B12 and Niacin, can cause violent insanity. Several

vitamins, including B12, depend on Folic Acid. Alot of the research

footnoted by Adele very thoroughly in her books was done by psychs in

institutions. So it's not that psychs don't know this data, it's that's

apparently suppressed. In fact, B12 and B1 deficiency are listed in basic

medical books are reasons for medical insanity.

Another case in Dominick's book is a young man who was institutionalized and

given shock treatment and drugs for 2 years when it was found he had a

severe B12 (Cobalamin) deficiency

which, when given by injection or I.V., handled his insanity. There was some

indication that the psychs already knew this when he was admitted.

I have some more references of Medical Journals and studies which I will put

together with footnotes so that it can be used to help stop abuse of these

new moms.

Kate

Hi Kate,

That makes perfect sense! I am eager to see what you have.

Best,

Jim

Dear Jim,

FYI: According to the book " The People's Guide to Vitamins A to Zinc " , by

Dominic Bosco, an editor of " Prevention " magazine, post partum depression is

caused by Folic Acid deficiency. This is one of the B vitamins. Folic Acid

is well known to be deficient during pregnancy and crashes after childbirth

to practically nothing. This is a well known medical fact and is covered in

medical journals. I'll try to get you the exact reference to the medical

journals he mentions. Medical doctors should be trained to give Folic Acid

after childbirth if symptoms of post partum depression occur. When I get the

medical journals exact info I'll write to the editors of this paper.

Kate Feliciano

PAT Member

[Guest guest]

Folks, here is some more data from a knowledgable contact. Thanks to Kate

for bringing this data to my attention.

Jim

Dear Jim,

Here's some data on nutritional handling for Post Partum Depression. I found

a case in " The People's Guide to Vitamins and Minerals A to Zinc " about a

woman who was abused by psychs with 8 shock treatments, psych drugs,

isolation in a mental institution as handling for " Post Partum Depression " .

Her family finally couldn't stand having her in isolation so they got her

out. Upon lab work, blood analysis etc, it was that there was no detectable

Folic Acid in her blood. When this was injected, she improved; upon further

injections, she became normal and remained normal for years, and went back

to school.

Apparently, women who had already suffered from " psychiatric disorders " are

more prone to suffer Post Partum Depression. But this is like saying that

women who run deficient in certain nutrients, either due to bad diet or

inherited deficienies or circumstances (like famine, poverty) and don't

correct these deficienies during pregnancy, will be deficient after

pregnancy and run into " medical insanity " .

The above book and several of Adele ' books detail how B vitamin

deficiency, especially B12 and Niacin, can cause violent insanity. Several

vitamins, including B12, depend on Folic Acid. Alot of the research

footnoted by Adele very thoroughly in her books was done by psychs in

institutions. So it's not that psychs don't know this data, it's that's

apparently suppressed. In fact, B12 and B1 deficiency are listed in basic

medical books are reasons for medical insanity.

Another case in Dominick's book is a young man who was institutionalized and

given shock treatment and drugs for 2 years when it was found he had a

severe B12 (Cobalamin) deficiency

which, when given by injection or I.V., handled his insanity. There was some

indication that the psychs already knew this when he was admitted.

I have some more references of Medical Journals and studies which I will put

together with footnotes so that it can be used to help stop abuse of these

new moms.

Kate

Hi Kate,

That makes perfect sense! I am eager to see what you have.

Best,

Jim

Dear Jim,

FYI: According to the book " The People's Guide to Vitamins A to Zinc " , by

Dominic Bosco, an editor of " Prevention " magazine, post partum depression is

caused by Folic Acid deficiency. This is one of the B vitamins. Folic Acid

is well known to be deficient during pregnancy and crashes after childbirth

to practically nothing. This is a well known medical fact and is covered in

medical journals. I'll try to get you the exact reference to the medical

journals he mentions. Medical doctors should be trained to give Folic Acid

after childbirth if symptoms of post partum depression occur. When I get the

medical journals exact info I'll write to the editors of this paper.

Kate Feliciano

PAT Member

[Guest guest]

Folks, here is some more data from a knowledgable contact. Thanks to Kate

for bringing this data to my attention.

Jim

Dear Jim,

Here's some data on nutritional handling for Post Partum Depression. I found

a case in " The People's Guide to Vitamins and Minerals A to Zinc " about a

woman who was abused by psychs with 8 shock treatments, psych drugs,

isolation in a mental institution as handling for " Post Partum Depression " .

Her family finally couldn't stand having her in isolation so they got her

out. Upon lab work, blood analysis etc, it was that there was no detectable

Folic Acid in her blood. When this was injected, she improved; upon further

injections, she became normal and remained normal for years, and went back

to school.

Apparently, women who had already suffered from " psychiatric disorders " are

more prone to suffer Post Partum Depression. But this is like saying that

women who run deficient in certain nutrients, either due to bad diet or

inherited deficienies or circumstances (like famine, poverty) and don't

correct these deficienies during pregnancy, will be deficient after

pregnancy and run into " medical insanity " .

The above book and several of Adele ' books detail how B vitamin

deficiency, especially B12 and Niacin, can cause violent insanity. Several

vitamins, including B12, depend on Folic Acid. Alot of the research

footnoted by Adele very thoroughly in her books was done by psychs in

institutions. So it's not that psychs don't know this data, it's that's

apparently suppressed. In fact, B12 and B1 deficiency are listed in basic

medical books are reasons for medical insanity.

Another case in Dominick's book is a young man who was institutionalized and

given shock treatment and drugs for 2 years when it was found he had a

severe B12 (Cobalamin) deficiency

which, when given by injection or I.V., handled his insanity. There was some

indication that the psychs already knew this when he was admitted.

I have some more references of Medical Journals and studies which I will put

together with footnotes so that it can be used to help stop abuse of these

new moms.

Kate

Hi Kate,

That makes perfect sense! I am eager to see what you have.

Best,

Jim

Dear Jim,

FYI: According to the book " The People's Guide to Vitamins A to Zinc " , by

Dominic Bosco, an editor of " Prevention " magazine, post partum depression is

caused by Folic Acid deficiency. This is one of the B vitamins. Folic Acid

is well known to be deficient during pregnancy and crashes after childbirth

to practically nothing. This is a well known medical fact and is covered in

medical journals. I'll try to get you the exact reference to the medical

journals he mentions. Medical doctors should be trained to give Folic Acid

after childbirth if symptoms of post partum depression occur. When I get the

medical journals exact info I'll write to the editors of this paper.

Kate Feliciano

PAT Member

[Guest guest]

Folks, here is some more data from a knowledgable contact. Thanks to Kate

for bringing this data to my attention.

Jim

Dear Jim,

Here's some data on nutritional handling for Post Partum Depression. I found

a case in " The People's Guide to Vitamins and Minerals A to Zinc " about a

woman who was abused by psychs with 8 shock treatments, psych drugs,

isolation in a mental institution as handling for " Post Partum Depression " .

Her family finally couldn't stand having her in isolation so they got her

out. Upon lab work, blood analysis etc, it was that there was no detectable

Folic Acid in her blood. When this was injected, she improved; upon further

injections, she became normal and remained normal for years, and went back

to school.

Apparently, women who had already suffered from " psychiatric disorders " are

more prone to suffer Post Partum Depression. But this is like saying that

women who run deficient in certain nutrients, either due to bad diet or

inherited deficienies or circumstances (like famine, poverty) and don't

correct these deficienies during pregnancy, will be deficient after

pregnancy and run into " medical insanity " .

The above book and several of Adele ' books detail how B vitamin

deficiency, especially B12 and Niacin, can cause violent insanity. Several

vitamins, including B12, depend on Folic Acid. Alot of the research

footnoted by Adele very thoroughly in her books was done by psychs in

institutions. So it's not that psychs don't know this data, it's that's

apparently suppressed. In fact, B12 and B1 deficiency are listed in basic

medical books are reasons for medical insanity.

Another case in Dominick's book is a young man who was institutionalized and

given shock treatment and drugs for 2 years when it was found he had a

severe B12 (Cobalamin) deficiency

which, when given by injection or I.V., handled his insanity. There was some

indication that the psychs already knew this when he was admitted.

I have some more references of Medical Journals and studies which I will put

together with footnotes so that it can be used to help stop abuse of these

new moms.

Kate

Hi Kate,

That makes perfect sense! I am eager to see what you have.

Best,

Jim

Dear Jim,

FYI: According to the book " The People's Guide to Vitamins A to Zinc " , by

Dominic Bosco, an editor of " Prevention " magazine, post partum depression is

caused by Folic Acid deficiency. This is one of the B vitamins. Folic Acid

is well known to be deficient during pregnancy and crashes after childbirth

to practically nothing. This is a well known medical fact and is covered in

medical journals. I'll try to get you the exact reference to the medical

journals he mentions. Medical doctors should be trained to give Folic Acid

after childbirth if symptoms of post partum depression occur. When I get the

medical journals exact info I'll write to the editors of this paper.

Kate Feliciano

PAT Member

[Guest guest]

I believe Adela recommended 5 mg of folic acid a

day. I can't even find my book " Lets Get Well " by

Adela . Maybe someone knows where I can buy one.

Of course, if taking 5mg of folic acid a day, a person

should be dam sure that they are getting and absorbing

enough B12. Serious medical conditions can result, if

not.

The above is for your education.

john

--- Jim <mofunnow@...> wrote:

> Folks, here is some more data from a knowledgable

> contact. Thanks to Kate

> for bringing this data to my attention.

> Jim

>

> Dear Jim,

>

> Here's some data on nutritional handling for Post

> Partum Depression. I found

> a case in " The People's Guide to Vitamins and

> Minerals A to Zinc " about a

> woman who was abused by psychs with 8 shock

> treatments, psych drugs,

> isolation in a mental institution as handling for

> " Post Partum Depression " .

> Her family finally couldn't stand having her in

> isolation so they got her

> out. Upon lab work, blood analysis etc, it was that

> there was no detectable

> Folic Acid in her blood. When this was injected, she

> improved; upon further

> injections, she became normal and remained normal

> for years, and went back

> to school.

>

> Apparently, women who had already suffered from

> " psychiatric disorders " are

> more prone to suffer Post Partum Depression. But

> this is like saying that

> women who run deficient in certain nutrients, either

> due to bad diet or

> inherited deficienies or circumstances (like famine,

> poverty) and don't

> correct these deficienies during pregnancy, will be

> deficient after

> pregnancy and run into " medical insanity " .

>

> The above book and several of Adele ' books

> detail how B vitamin

> deficiency, especially B12 and Niacin, can cause

> violent insanity. Several

> vitamins, including B12, depend on Folic Acid. Alot

> of the research

> footnoted by Adele very thoroughly in her

> books was done by psychs in

> institutions. So it's not that psychs don't know

> this data, it's that's

> apparently suppressed. In fact, B12 and B1

> deficiency are listed in basic

> medical books are reasons for medical insanity.

>

> Another case in Dominick's book is a young man who

> was institutionalized and

> given shock treatment and drugs for 2 years when it

> was found he had a

> severe B12 (Cobalamin) deficiency

> which, when given by injection or I.V., handled his

> insanity. There was some

> indication that the psychs already knew this when he

> was admitted.

>

> I have some more references of Medical Journals and

> studies which I will put

> together with footnotes so that it can be used to

> help stop abuse of these

> new moms.

>

> Kate

>

>

> Hi Kate,

>

> That makes perfect sense! I am eager to see what

> you have.

>

> Best,

>

> Jim

>

>

> Dear Jim,

>

> FYI: According to the book " The People's Guide to

> Vitamins A to Zinc " , by

> Dominic Bosco, an editor of " Prevention " magazine,

> post partum depression is

> caused by Folic Acid deficiency. This is one of the

> B vitamins. Folic Acid

> is well known to be deficient during pregnancy and

> crashes after childbirth

> to practically nothing. This is a well known medical

> fact and is covered in

> medical journals. I'll try to get you the exact

> reference to the medical

> journals he mentions. Medical doctors should be

> trained to give Folic Acid

> after childbirth if symptoms of post partum

> depression occur. When I get the

> medical journals exact info I'll write to the

> editors of this paper.

>

> Kate Feliciano

>

> PAT Member

>

>

> [Non-text portions of this message have been

> removed]

>

>

>

>

[Guest guest]

I believe Adela recommended 5 mg of folic acid a

day. I can't even find my book " Lets Get Well " by

Adela . Maybe someone knows where I can buy one.

Of course, if taking 5mg of folic acid a day, a person

should be dam sure that they are getting and absorbing

enough B12. Serious medical conditions can result, if

not.

The above is for your education.

john

--- Jim <mofunnow@...> wrote:

> Folks, here is some more data from a knowledgable

> contact. Thanks to Kate

> for bringing this data to my attention.

> Jim

>

> Dear Jim,

>

> Here's some data on nutritional handling for Post

> Partum Depression. I found

> a case in " The People's Guide to Vitamins and

> Minerals A to Zinc " about a

> woman who was abused by psychs with 8 shock

> treatments, psych drugs,

> isolation in a mental institution as handling for

> " Post Partum Depression " .

> Her family finally couldn't stand having her in

> isolation so they got her

> out. Upon lab work, blood analysis etc, it was that

> there was no detectable

> Folic Acid in her blood. When this was injected, she

> improved; upon further

> injections, she became normal and remained normal

> for years, and went back

> to school.

>

> Apparently, women who had already suffered from

> " psychiatric disorders " are

> more prone to suffer Post Partum Depression. But

> this is like saying that

> women who run deficient in certain nutrients, either

> due to bad diet or

> inherited deficienies or circumstances (like famine,

> poverty) and don't

> correct these deficienies during pregnancy, will be

> deficient after

> pregnancy and run into " medical insanity " .

>

> The above book and several of Adele ' books

> detail how B vitamin

> deficiency, especially B12 and Niacin, can cause

> violent insanity. Several

> vitamins, including B12, depend on Folic Acid. Alot

> of the research

> footnoted by Adele very thoroughly in her

> books was done by psychs in

> institutions. So it's not that psychs don't know

> this data, it's that's

> apparently suppressed. In fact, B12 and B1

> deficiency are listed in basic

> medical books are reasons for medical insanity.

>

> Another case in Dominick's book is a young man who

> was institutionalized and

> given shock treatment and drugs for 2 years when it

> was found he had a

> severe B12 (Cobalamin) deficiency

> which, when given by injection or I.V., handled his

> insanity. There was some

> indication that the psychs already knew this when he

> was admitted.

>

> I have some more references of Medical Journals and

> studies which I will put

> together with footnotes so that it can be used to

> help stop abuse of these

> new moms.

>

> Kate

>

>

> Hi Kate,

>

> That makes perfect sense! I am eager to see what

> you have.

>

> Best,

>

> Jim

>

>

> Dear Jim,

>

> FYI: According to the book " The People's Guide to

> Vitamins A to Zinc " , by

> Dominic Bosco, an editor of " Prevention " magazine,

> post partum depression is

> caused by Folic Acid deficiency. This is one of the

> B vitamins. Folic Acid

> is well known to be deficient during pregnancy and

> crashes after childbirth

> to practically nothing. This is a well known medical

> fact and is covered in

> medical journals. I'll try to get you the exact

> reference to the medical

> journals he mentions. Medical doctors should be

> trained to give Folic Acid

> after childbirth if symptoms of post partum

> depression occur. When I get the

> medical journals exact info I'll write to the

> editors of this paper.

>

> Kate Feliciano

>

> PAT Member

>

>

> [Non-text portions of this message have been

> removed]

>

>

>

>

[Guest guest]

I believe Adela recommended 5 mg of folic acid a

day. I can't even find my book " Lets Get Well " by

Adela . Maybe someone knows where I can buy one.

Of course, if taking 5mg of folic acid a day, a person

should be dam sure that they are getting and absorbing

enough B12. Serious medical conditions can result, if

not.

The above is for your education.

john

--- Jim <mofunnow@...> wrote:

> Folks, here is some more data from a knowledgable

> contact. Thanks to Kate

> for bringing this data to my attention.

> Jim

>

> Dear Jim,

>

> Here's some data on nutritional handling for Post

> Partum Depression. I found

> a case in " The People's Guide to Vitamins and

> Minerals A to Zinc " about a

> woman who was abused by psychs with 8 shock

> treatments, psych drugs,

> isolation in a mental institution as handling for

> " Post Partum Depression " .

> Her family finally couldn't stand having her in

> isolation so they got her

> out. Upon lab work, blood analysis etc, it was that

> there was no detectable

> Folic Acid in her blood. When this was injected, she

> improved; upon further

> injections, she became normal and remained normal

> for years, and went back

> to school.

>

> Apparently, women who had already suffered from

> " psychiatric disorders " are

> more prone to suffer Post Partum Depression. But

> this is like saying that

> women who run deficient in certain nutrients, either

> due to bad diet or

> inherited deficienies or circumstances (like famine,

> poverty) and don't

> correct these deficienies during pregnancy, will be

> deficient after

> pregnancy and run into " medical insanity " .

>

> The above book and several of Adele ' books

> detail how B vitamin

> deficiency, especially B12 and Niacin, can cause

> violent insanity. Several

> vitamins, including B12, depend on Folic Acid. Alot

> of the research

> footnoted by Adele very thoroughly in her

> books was done by psychs in

> institutions. So it's not that psychs don't know

> this data, it's that's

> apparently suppressed. In fact, B12 and B1

> deficiency are listed in basic

> medical books are reasons for medical insanity.

>

> Another case in Dominick's book is a young man who

> was institutionalized and

> given shock treatment and drugs for 2 years when it

> was found he had a

> severe B12 (Cobalamin) deficiency

> which, when given by injection or I.V., handled his

> insanity. There was some

> indication that the psychs already knew this when he

> was admitted.

>

> I have some more references of Medical Journals and

> studies which I will put

> together with footnotes so that it can be used to

> help stop abuse of these

> new moms.

>

> Kate

>

>

> Hi Kate,

>

> That makes perfect sense! I am eager to see what

> you have.

>

> Best,

>

> Jim

>

>

> Dear Jim,

>

> FYI: According to the book " The People's Guide to

> Vitamins A to Zinc " , by

> Dominic Bosco, an editor of " Prevention " magazine,

> post partum depression is

> caused by Folic Acid deficiency. This is one of the

> B vitamins. Folic Acid

> is well known to be deficient during pregnancy and

> crashes after childbirth

> to practically nothing. This is a well known medical

> fact and is covered in

> medical journals. I'll try to get you the exact

> reference to the medical

> journals he mentions. Medical doctors should be

> trained to give Folic Acid

> after childbirth if symptoms of post partum

> depression occur. When I get the

> medical journals exact info I'll write to the

> editors of this paper.

>

> Kate Feliciano

>

> PAT Member

>

>

> [Non-text portions of this message have been

> removed]

>

>

>

>

[Guest guest]

I believe Adela recommended 5 mg of folic acid a

day. I can't even find my book " Lets Get Well " by

Adela . Maybe someone knows where I can buy one.

Of course, if taking 5mg of folic acid a day, a person

should be dam sure that they are getting and absorbing

enough B12. Serious medical conditions can result, if

not.

The above is for your education.

john

--- Jim <mofunnow@...> wrote:

> Folks, here is some more data from a knowledgable

> contact. Thanks to Kate

> for bringing this data to my attention.

> Jim

>

> Dear Jim,

>

> Here's some data on nutritional handling for Post

> Partum Depression. I found

> a case in " The People's Guide to Vitamins and

> Minerals A to Zinc " about a

> woman who was abused by psychs with 8 shock

> treatments, psych drugs,

> isolation in a mental institution as handling for

> " Post Partum Depression " .

> Her family finally couldn't stand having her in

> isolation so they got her

> out. Upon lab work, blood analysis etc, it was that

> there was no detectable

> Folic Acid in her blood. When this was injected, she

> improved; upon further

> injections, she became normal and remained normal

> for years, and went back

> to school.

>

> Apparently, women who had already suffered from

> " psychiatric disorders " are

> more prone to suffer Post Partum Depression. But

> this is like saying that

> women who run deficient in certain nutrients, either

> due to bad diet or

> inherited deficienies or circumstances (like famine,

> poverty) and don't

> correct these deficienies during pregnancy, will be

> deficient after

> pregnancy and run into " medical insanity " .

>

> The above book and several of Adele ' books

> detail how B vitamin

> deficiency, especially B12 and Niacin, can cause

> violent insanity. Several

> vitamins, including B12, depend on Folic Acid. Alot

> of the research

> footnoted by Adele very thoroughly in her

> books was done by psychs in

> institutions. So it's not that psychs don't know

> this data, it's that's

> apparently suppressed. In fact, B12 and B1

> deficiency are listed in basic

> medical books are reasons for medical insanity.

>

> Another case in Dominick's book is a young man who

> was institutionalized and

> given shock treatment and drugs for 2 years when it

> was found he had a

> severe B12 (Cobalamin) deficiency

> which, when given by injection or I.V., handled his

> insanity. There was some

> indication that the psychs already knew this when he

> was admitted.

>

> I have some more references of Medical Journals and

> studies which I will put

> together with footnotes so that it can be used to

> help stop abuse of these

> new moms.

>

> Kate

>

>

> Hi Kate,

>

> That makes perfect sense! I am eager to see what

> you have.

>

> Best,

>

> Jim

>

>

> Dear Jim,

>

> FYI: According to the book " The People's Guide to

> Vitamins A to Zinc " , by

> Dominic Bosco, an editor of " Prevention " magazine,

> post partum depression is

> caused by Folic Acid deficiency. This is one of the

> B vitamins. Folic Acid

> is well known to be deficient during pregnancy and

> crashes after childbirth

> to practically nothing. This is a well known medical

> fact and is covered in

> medical journals. I'll try to get you the exact

> reference to the medical

> journals he mentions. Medical doctors should be

> trained to give Folic Acid

> after childbirth if symptoms of post partum

> depression occur. When I get the

> medical journals exact info I'll write to the

> editors of this paper.

>

> Kate Feliciano

>

> PAT Member

>

>

> [Non-text portions of this message have been

> removed]

>

>

>

>

[Guest guest]

Hi ,

Thanks for the info

You can get Adele's books here:

http://dogbert.abebooks.com/servlet/SearchResults?sts=t & y=0 & tn=lets+get+well & x=0

I believe Adela recommended 5 mg of folic acid a

day. I can't even find my book " Lets Get Well " by

Adela . Maybe someone knows where I can buy one.

Of course, if taking 5mg of folic acid a day, a person

should be dam sure that they are getting and absorbing

enough B12. Serious medical conditions can result, if

not.

The above is for your education.

john

--- Jim <mofunnow@...> wrote:

> Folks, here is some more data from a knowledgable

> contact. Thanks to Kate

> for bringing this data to my attention.

> Jim

>

> Dear Jim,

>

> Here's some data on nutritional handling for Post

> Partum Depression. I found

> a case in " The People's Guide to Vitamins and

> Minerals A to Zinc " about a

> woman who was abused by psychs with 8 shock

> treatments, psych drugs,

> isolation in a mental institution as handling for

> " Post Partum Depression " .

> Her family finally couldn't stand having her in

> isolation so they got her

> out. Upon lab work, blood analysis etc, it was that

> there was no detectable

> Folic Acid in her blood. When this was injected, she

> improved; upon further

> injections, she became normal and remained normal

> for years, and went back

> to school.

>

> Apparently, women who had already suffered from

> " psychiatric disorders " are

> more prone to suffer Post Partum Depression. But

> this is like saying that

> women who run deficient in certain nutrients, either

> due to bad diet or

> inherited deficienies or circumstances (like famine,

> poverty) and don't

> correct these deficienies during pregnancy, will be

> deficient after

> pregnancy and run into " medical insanity " .

>

> The above book and several of Adele ' books

> detail how B vitamin

> deficiency, especially B12 and Niacin, can cause

> violent insanity. Several

> vitamins, including B12, depend on Folic Acid. Alot

> of the research

> footnoted by Adele very thoroughly in her

> books was done by psychs in

> institutions. So it's not that psychs don't know

> this data, it's that's

> apparently suppressed. In fact, B12 and B1

> deficiency are listed in basic

> medical books are reasons for medical insanity.

>

> Another case in Dominick's book is a young man who

> was institutionalized and

> given shock treatment and drugs for 2 years when it

> was found he had a

> severe B12 (Cobalamin) deficiency

> which, when given by injection or I.V., handled his

> insanity. There was some

> indication that the psychs already knew this when he

> was admitted.

>

> I have some more references of Medical Journals and

> studies which I will put

> together with footnotes so that it can be used to

> help stop abuse of these

> new moms.

>

> Kate

>

>

> Hi Kate,

>

> That makes perfect sense! I am eager to see what

> you have.

>

> Best,

>

> Jim

>

>

> Dear Jim,

>

> FYI: According to the book " The People's Guide to

> Vitamins A to Zinc " , by

> Dominic Bosco, an editor of " Prevention " magazine,

> post partum depression is

> caused by Folic Acid deficiency. This is one of the

> B vitamins. Folic Acid

> is well known to be deficient during pregnancy and

> crashes after childbirth

> to practically nothing. This is a well known medical

> fact and is covered in

> medical journals. I'll try to get you the exact

> reference to the medical

> journals he mentions. Medical doctors should be

> trained to give Folic Acid

> after childbirth if symptoms of post partum

> depression occur. When I get the

> medical journals exact info I'll write to the

> editors of this paper.

>

> Kate Feliciano

>

> PAT Member

>

>

> [Non-text portions of this message have been

> removed]

>

>

>

>

[Guest guest]

Hi ,

Thanks for the info

You can get Adele's books here:

http://dogbert.abebooks.com/servlet/SearchResults?sts=t & y=0 & tn=lets+get+well & x=0

I believe Adela recommended 5 mg of folic acid a

day. I can't even find my book " Lets Get Well " by

Adela . Maybe someone knows where I can buy one.

Of course, if taking 5mg of folic acid a day, a person

should be dam sure that they are getting and absorbing

enough B12. Serious medical conditions can result, if

not.

The above is for your education.

john

--- Jim <mofunnow@...> wrote:

> Folks, here is some more data from a knowledgable

> contact. Thanks to Kate

> for bringing this data to my attention.

> Jim

>

> Dear Jim,

>

> Here's some data on nutritional handling for Post

> Partum Depression. I found

> a case in " The People's Guide to Vitamins and

> Minerals A to Zinc " about a

> woman who was abused by psychs with 8 shock

> treatments, psych drugs,

> isolation in a mental institution as handling for

> " Post Partum Depression " .

> Her family finally couldn't stand having her in

> isolation so they got her

> out. Upon lab work, blood analysis etc, it was that

> there was no detectable

> Folic Acid in her blood. When this was injected, she

> improved; upon further

> injections, she became normal and remained normal

> for years, and went back

> to school.

>

> Apparently, women who had already suffered from

> " psychiatric disorders " are

> more prone to suffer Post Partum Depression. But

> this is like saying that

> women who run deficient in certain nutrients, either

> due to bad diet or

> inherited deficienies or circumstances (like famine,

> poverty) and don't

> correct these deficienies during pregnancy, will be

> deficient after

> pregnancy and run into " medical insanity " .

>

> The above book and several of Adele ' books

> detail how B vitamin

> deficiency, especially B12 and Niacin, can cause

> violent insanity. Several

> vitamins, including B12, depend on Folic Acid. Alot

> of the research

> footnoted by Adele very thoroughly in her

> books was done by psychs in

> institutions. So it's not that psychs don't know

> this data, it's that's

> apparently suppressed. In fact, B12 and B1

> deficiency are listed in basic

> medical books are reasons for medical insanity.

>

> Another case in Dominick's book is a young man who

> was institutionalized and

> given shock treatment and drugs for 2 years when it

> was found he had a

> severe B12 (Cobalamin) deficiency

> which, when given by injection or I.V., handled his

> insanity. There was some

> indication that the psychs already knew this when he

> was admitted.

>

> I have some more references of Medical Journals and

> studies which I will put

> together with footnotes so that it can be used to

> help stop abuse of these

> new moms.

>

> Kate

>

>

> Hi Kate,

>

> That makes perfect sense! I am eager to see what

> you have.

>

> Best,

>

> Jim

>

>

> Dear Jim,

>

> FYI: According to the book " The People's Guide to

> Vitamins A to Zinc " , by

> Dominic Bosco, an editor of " Prevention " magazine,

> post partum depression is

> caused by Folic Acid deficiency. This is one of the

> B vitamins. Folic Acid

> is well known to be deficient during pregnancy and

> crashes after childbirth

> to practically nothing. This is a well known medical

> fact and is covered in

> medical journals. I'll try to get you the exact

> reference to the medical

> journals he mentions. Medical doctors should be

> trained to give Folic Acid

> after childbirth if symptoms of post partum

> depression occur. When I get the

> medical journals exact info I'll write to the

> editors of this paper.

>

> Kate Feliciano

>

> PAT Member

>

>

> [Non-text portions of this message have been

> removed]

>

>

>

>

[Guest guest]

Hi ,

Thanks for the info

You can get Adele's books here:

http://dogbert.abebooks.com/servlet/SearchResults?sts=t & y=0 & tn=lets+get+well & x=0

I believe Adela recommended 5 mg of folic acid a

day. I can't even find my book " Lets Get Well " by

Adela . Maybe someone knows where I can buy one.

Of course, if taking 5mg of folic acid a day, a person

should be dam sure that they are getting and absorbing

enough B12. Serious medical conditions can result, if

not.

The above is for your education.

john

--- Jim <mofunnow@...> wrote:

> Folks, here is some more data from a knowledgable

> contact. Thanks to Kate

> for bringing this data to my attention.

> Jim

>

> Dear Jim,

>

> Here's some data on nutritional handling for Post

> Partum Depression. I found

> a case in " The People's Guide to Vitamins and

> Minerals A to Zinc " about a

> woman who was abused by psychs with 8 shock

> treatments, psych drugs,

> isolation in a mental institution as handling for

> " Post Partum Depression " .

> Her family finally couldn't stand having her in

> isolation so they got her

> out. Upon lab work, blood analysis etc, it was that

> there was no detectable

> Folic Acid in her blood. When this was injected, she

> improved; upon further

> injections, she became normal and remained normal

> for years, and went back

> to school.

>

> Apparently, women who had already suffered from

> " psychiatric disorders " are

> more prone to suffer Post Partum Depression. But

> this is like saying that

> women who run deficient in certain nutrients, either

> due to bad diet or

> inherited deficienies or circumstances (like famine,

> poverty) and don't

> correct these deficienies during pregnancy, will be

> deficient after

> pregnancy and run into " medical insanity " .

>

> The above book and several of Adele ' books

> detail how B vitamin

> deficiency, especially B12 and Niacin, can cause

> violent insanity. Several

> vitamins, including B12, depend on Folic Acid. Alot

> of the research

> footnoted by Adele very thoroughly in her

> books was done by psychs in

> institutions. So it's not that psychs don't know

> this data, it's that's

> apparently suppressed. In fact, B12 and B1

> deficiency are listed in basic

> medical books are reasons for medical insanity.

>

> Another case in Dominick's book is a young man who

> was institutionalized and

> given shock treatment and drugs for 2 years when it

> was found he had a

> severe B12 (Cobalamin) deficiency

> which, when given by injection or I.V., handled his

> insanity. There was some

> indication that the psychs already knew this when he

> was admitted.

>

> I have some more references of Medical Journals and

> studies which I will put

> together with footnotes so that it can be used to

> help stop abuse of these

> new moms.

>

> Kate

>

>

> Hi Kate,

>

> That makes perfect sense! I am eager to see what

> you have.

>

> Best,

>

> Jim

>

>

> Dear Jim,

>

> FYI: According to the book " The People's Guide to

> Vitamins A to Zinc " , by

> Dominic Bosco, an editor of " Prevention " magazine,

> post partum depression is

> caused by Folic Acid deficiency. This is one of the

> B vitamins. Folic Acid

> is well known to be deficient during pregnancy and

> crashes after childbirth

> to practically nothing. This is a well known medical

> fact and is covered in

> medical journals. I'll try to get you the exact

> reference to the medical

> journals he mentions. Medical doctors should be

> trained to give Folic Acid

> after childbirth if symptoms of post partum

> depression occur. When I get the

> medical journals exact info I'll write to the

> editors of this paper.

>

> Kate Feliciano

>

> PAT Member

>

>

> [Non-text portions of this message have been

> removed]

>

>

>

>

[Guest guest]

Hi ,

Thanks for the info

You can get Adele's books here:

http://dogbert.abebooks.com/servlet/SearchResults?sts=t & y=0 & tn=lets+get+well & x=0

I believe Adela recommended 5 mg of folic acid a

day. I can't even find my book " Lets Get Well " by

Adela . Maybe someone knows where I can buy one.

Of course, if taking 5mg of folic acid a day, a person

should be dam sure that they are getting and absorbing

enough B12. Serious medical conditions can result, if

not.

The above is for your education.

john

--- Jim <mofunnow@...> wrote:

> Folks, here is some more data from a knowledgable

> contact. Thanks to Kate

> for bringing this data to my attention.

> Jim

>

> Dear Jim,

>

> Here's some data on nutritional handling for Post

> Partum Depression. I found

> a case in " The People's Guide to Vitamins and

> Minerals A to Zinc " about a

> woman who was abused by psychs with 8 shock

> treatments, psych drugs,

> isolation in a mental institution as handling for

> " Post Partum Depression " .

> Her family finally couldn't stand having her in

> isolation so they got her

> out. Upon lab work, blood analysis etc, it was that

> there was no detectable

> Folic Acid in her blood. When this was injected, she

> improved; upon further

> injections, she became normal and remained normal

> for years, and went back

> to school.

>

> Apparently, women who had already suffered from

> " psychiatric disorders " are

> more prone to suffer Post Partum Depression. But

> this is like saying that

> women who run deficient in certain nutrients, either

> due to bad diet or

> inherited deficienies or circumstances (like famine,

> poverty) and don't

> correct these deficienies during pregnancy, will be

> deficient after

> pregnancy and run into " medical insanity " .

>

> The above book and several of Adele ' books

> detail how B vitamin

> deficiency, especially B12 and Niacin, can cause

> violent insanity. Several

> vitamins, including B12, depend on Folic Acid. Alot

> of the research

> footnoted by Adele very thoroughly in her

> books was done by psychs in

> institutions. So it's not that psychs don't know

> this data, it's that's

> apparently suppressed. In fact, B12 and B1

> deficiency are listed in basic

> medical books are reasons for medical insanity.

>

> Another case in Dominick's book is a young man who

> was institutionalized and

> given shock treatment and drugs for 2 years when it

> was found he had a

> severe B12 (Cobalamin) deficiency

> which, when given by injection or I.V., handled his

> insanity. There was some

> indication that the psychs already knew this when he

> was admitted.

>

> I have some more references of Medical Journals and

> studies which I will put

> together with footnotes so that it can be used to

> help stop abuse of these

> new moms.

>

> Kate

>

>

> Hi Kate,

>

> That makes perfect sense! I am eager to see what

> you have.

>

> Best,

>

> Jim

>

>

> Dear Jim,

>

> FYI: According to the book " The People's Guide to

> Vitamins A to Zinc " , by

> Dominic Bosco, an editor of " Prevention " magazine,

> post partum depression is

> caused by Folic Acid deficiency. This is one of the

> B vitamins. Folic Acid

> is well known to be deficient during pregnancy and

> crashes after childbirth

> to practically nothing. This is a well known medical

> fact and is covered in

> medical journals. I'll try to get you the exact

> reference to the medical

> journals he mentions. Medical doctors should be

> trained to give Folic Acid

> after childbirth if symptoms of post partum

> depression occur. When I get the

> medical journals exact info I'll write to the

> editors of this paper.

>

> Kate Feliciano

>

> PAT Member

>

>

> [Non-text portions of this message have been

> removed]

>

>

>

>