Hehehe.... lu ini yg tolol, dan ga tau apa2 ttg gimana vit D dibuat. Udah tolol, eh malahan lu kaing2 sekeras2nya, spy semua orang bisa liat ketololan lu.
Belajar dulu tuh gimana vit D dibuat di tubuh, baru lu buka mulut. >________________________________ >From: Musik hari Ini <musikhari...@yahoo.com> >To: "proletar@yahoogroups.com" <proletar@yahoogroups.com> >Sent: Saturday, August 20, 2011 8:34 AM >Subject: Re: [proletar] Vitamin D mum test 'could protect babies from rickets' > > > >Badut tolol;Ohh jadi pitamin D masuk ketubuh kita lewat kulit muka&paha itu >logika nya > >apa bedanya dengan stelan jas yang biasa dipakai berlapis untuk bekerja tiap2 >hari dari telapak kaki >himgga batang leher selalu tertutuprapat ,tidak semua karangan yang ditulis >bbc selalu betul > >memang "wanita makin keliatan cantik tampa busana" anda terlalu sering baca >komik >akhir nya cara berpikir anda sama dengan isi cerita komik juga > >Yang bajingan itu elu tiap hari datang diruangan ini bawa pepesan kosong nasi >tidak berlauk >sok kritis mau jadi tukang kritik tapi elmu elu pas2an. > >Kan makin kelitan tolol nya jadi Bikini bisa bikin seseorang overdosis pitamin >D >itu maksud lu baru denger itu. > >Yang sial itu elu tiap hari bawa omongan goblok2an kesini >jauh dari standard proletar > >Ngaca bicara dengan kaca > >________________________________ >From: item abu <item...@yahoo.com> >To: "proletar@yahoogroups.com" <proletar@yahoogroups.com> >Sent: Friday, August 19, 2011 5:03 PM >Subject: [proletar] Vitamin D mum test 'could protect babies from rickets' > > >Gara2 si auloh nyuruh cewek Islam make pakean karung, cewek2 Islam di Inggris >jadi kekurangan vit D yg berakibat anak mereka punya banyak masalah kesehatan. > >Kalo bajingan2 Islam muter2 lidah mereka spy ga nurut perintah auloh dlm soal >puasa kalo puasa di kutub, sehrsnya bajingan yg sama sehrsnya jg muter2 lidah >mereka spy cewek2 Islam ga pake pakean karung di Inggris. > >Tp dasar bajingan koq, makanya para bajingan ini akan tutup mulut soal cewek >Islam kekurangan vit D krn make pakean karung. > >Sialan ga tuh si auloh, ngasih perintah konyol, dungu dan/atau bejad. > >http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/health-14576626 > >18 August 2011 Last updated at 23:05 GMT >Vitamin D mum test 'could protect babies from rickets'By Adam Brimelow Health >Correspondent, BBC News >The weakened bones and bowed legs of a child with rickets >Continue reading the main story >Related Stories >* Lack of sun causes rickets rise >* 'Rickets make a return' in the UK >* Concerns over increase in rickets >The NHS should consider checking pregnant women's vitamin D levels to >protect babies from the "Victorian" bone disease rickets, an expert >says. >A Journal of Medical Screening article suggests rickets was >returning, with many women not getting enough vitamin D, which comes >mainly from sunlight. >People with dark skin, and women who cover up for cultural or religious >reasons, are at particular risk. >The Department of Health is reviewing the evidence on vitamin D screening. >The editorial was by Dr James Haddow, a US expert in pre-natal screening. >Breastfeeding mothers >His article described cases of seizures, heart failure and rickets in children >whose mothers were vitamin D deficient. >Dr Haddow said it was time to look at screening pregnant women with a blood >test, focusing initially on those most at risk. >"Any strategy aimed at avoiding symptomatic vitamin D >deficiency in offspring would logically include assuring adequacy of >maternal vitamin D during pregnancy. >"Attending to this aspect of maternal and child health has added significance >for mothers who breastfeed." >A recent study in inner-city Birmingham found that almost one in two Asian >women were vitamin D deficient. >The level was one in three in the wider Asian community, one in four in the >black population and one in eight among Caucasians. >One of the authors, Dr Jonathan Berg, director of pathology >at City Hospital, Birmingham, says some local GPs are already screening >pregnant women from the Asian community, although there is no formal >protocol. >The trust also offers a vitamin D blood-test for those who >are not in at-risk groups, for £20. Dr Berg says a lot of people were >having the check. >"Screening in selected populations is currently the way >forward, but clearly it is very difficult for the NHS to test everyone. >We are seeing a big increase in demand from the 'worried well'." > >Free supplements >A consultant paediatrician at Ealing's hospital, Dr Colin >Michie, says the increased use of high-factor sun-cream means a lot of >women who are not in at-risk groups are also vitamin D deficient. >He says the idea of screening is interesting, but he argues >that providing free vitamin D supplements for all pregnant women would >be cheaper and easier. >He believes this would lead to healthier babies and would save the NHS money. >A spokesman for the Department of Health in England said: "All pregnant women >are advised to take vitamin D supplements. >"Our priority is to ensure health professionals provide consistent advice and >implement the current recommendations." >The department has asked the scientific advisory committee to review the >evidence on vitamin D requirements for different population >groups. > >[Non-text portions of this message have been removed] > >[Non-text portions of this message have been removed] > > > > > [Non-text portions of this message have been removed] ------------------------------------ Post message: prole...@egroups.com Subscribe : proletar-subscr...@egroups.com Unsubscribe : proletar-unsubscr...@egroups.com List owner : proletar-ow...@egroups.com Homepage : http://proletar.8m.com/Yahoo! 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