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At 09:56 AM 04/04/2001 -0700, you wrote:
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>BTW, if there is poor maternal and/or child nutrition, are the muscles
>permanently atrophied? There is a girl in dance class whose mom fed her
>breast milk only for 12 months and who has never been on antibiotics.
>(Ironically, she is the child of an allopathic doctor! )
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>Anyway, her muscles are so very well developed. Could a child like Larry,
>who was on formula, and SAD for the first 3 years of life, ever develop
>muscles to that extent? in other words, are muscles somewaht determined by
>early nutrition, which no amount of exercise, nor paleo diet in later life,
>can overcome?
It takes some time but determination to improve far out weighs any natural
ability or an early SAD for a short period of time.
Dave
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