A Nutritionist's Guide to the Clinical Use of Vitamin B-1 by Derrick Lonsdale

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The pedigree is shown in Figure 2. 7 "Crib Death" Age 7 Months: Found Dead in Morning "Crib Death" Age 4 Months: Found Dead in Morning Case 1 Congenital Heart Disease: Died at Age 7 Months Acute Leukemia: Died at Age 8 Years Found Dead In Morning Age 11 Months. Premature Birth, Multiple Respiratory Infections. Pneumonia at Age 9 Months. Autopsy Showed Pneumonia and Pleural Effusion Down's Syndrome Proband: Case 2 Found Dead in Crib at Age 3 Months. Autopsy Showed Pneumonia Pedigree cases 1 and 2 Case2.

A failure to meet the stress adequately may well be portrayed by functional dysautonomia. The third component, and perhaps the only one over which man has any control, is the fuel that is provided for activation of the biologic processes and nutrition emerges for its very obvious contribution. The syndrome of functional dysautonomia is illustrated quite well by a briefcase report of three families. They reveal a familial nature though it is obvious that the symptoms in themselves differ. The pathophysiological feature which the patients have in common appears to be in the response which they make to stress.

Stools were large and sometimes blocked the toilet. Abdominal pains occurred up to two or three times a day, lasted about half an hour, caused her to cry sometimes, and occasional loud borborygmi were heard. She would become pale and her skin clammy and mottled in appearance. She frequently had a headache. She described a rapid heart rate during the attack. There had been recent onset of night terrors and sleep walking. Examination was normal except for marked dermographia in the lower extremities and sluggish deep patellar tendon reflexes, which became normal with reinforcement.

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