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Theola Walden Baker <[log in to unmask]>
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Mon, 15 Jul 2002 21:23:32 -0500
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----- Original Message -----
From: "Amadeus Schmidt"
> Macadamia fat I heard contains some kind of fat that is found on the skin
of
> newborn babies.

How interesting.

Vernix caseosa is the white greasy/fatty/waxy substance on newborns.
Parents don't usually get to see this following a hospital birth unless the
nurse misses wiping off a crease.  My last child was born at home seventeen
years ago w/ the attendance of a midwife and veteriarian. :-)  Baby John was
one slippery dude.

My natural chidbirth book included a recipe for placenta stew.  I wonder if
Paleo humans ate the afterbirth as is typical of other animals?  I don't see
why not.

Theola

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