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  1. "Iron Nutritional Status Is Improved in Brazilian Preterm
    Infants Fed Food Cooked in Iron Pots"

    nutrition.org855

  2. This one is ALSO for Doe (might improve his brain's blood
    circulation):

    Ancient Bloodsuckers Approved for Therapy WASHINGTON
    (Reuters) - Blood-sucking leeches -- used for thousands of
    years in medicine -- now have the U.S. government's approval
    as a tool for healing skin grafts or restoring circulation,
    regulators said on Monday.

    The Food and Drug Administration approved an application
    from French firm Ricarimpex SAS to market leeches for
    medicinal purposes. The company has been breeding leeches
    for 150 years, the FDA said.

    Doctors have used the small aquatic worms for several
    thousand years in the belief that bloodletting helps to cure
    a wide range of complaints from headaches to gout. They
    reached their height of medicinal use in the mid-1800s.
    Today, doctors around the world use leeches to remove blood
    pooled under skin grafts for burn patients, or to restore
    circulation in blocked veins by removing pooled blood, the
    FDA said in a statement.

    Leeches are particularly useful in surgeries to reattach
    body parts such as fingers or ears, Ricarimpex said on its
    Web site. The leeches can help restore blood flow to
    reconnected veins.

    The FDA said it considered the leeches a medical device. The
    agency approved their sale after reviewing medical
    literature and safety data provided by Ricarimpex.

    The FDA also examined information about how the leeches are
    fed, their environment, and the employees who handle them.

  3. Quoted message said:

    Subject: This one is for DOE
    From: [email hidden] (Wolfbrother)
    Date: 6/28/2004 4:41 PM Mountain Daylight Time
    Message-id: <[email hidden]>

    "Iron Nutritional Status Is Improved in Brazilian Preterm
    Infants Fed Food Cooked in Iron Pots"

    nutrition.org855

    Maybe you should try to keep .. fkg .. up ..

    I posted the study .. some .. time .. ago ..

    In reference to others and NOW .. you .. and your selection
    .. OF .. poor .. medical studies .. in an attempt to bolster
    your .. lousy .. opinions ..

    Try to use studies in which the patients are not ..
    malnourished / starving ..

    OK .. ?

    It makes you look .. stupid ..

    <<snip>> "However, this increased iron availability was
    insufficient to satisfy the high iron requirements of this
    group of preterm infants" <<snip>>

    I-N-S-U-F-F-I-C-I-E-N-T

    They forgot .. vitamin A ..

    Remember ..

    Write it .. down ..

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