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Leigh Evans
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I would have to agree with this .
Leigh
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Lynne Staff
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I would have to agree with this .
Leigh
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I haven't heard this theory before, Denise, but
have to put on this post that I
of water
birth having my family involved etc, etc. I owe this list for many
things (positive).
Tina H. Brisbane.
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Marilyn, I hope it was not taken the wrong
way that I used your email as an example I thought it was a good way
to open a topic
and frequent feeding - there's probably more. Any other homebirth midwives want
to comment on this?
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Dear mary
Your comment
I also
Sunday, 13 July 2003 8:13 PMTo:
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I haven't heard this theory before, Denise, but
have to put on this post that I have noticed, as have homebirth colleagues of
mine, that there is a very low incidence of jaundice in infants bo
, July 13, 2003 4:01 AM
Subject: RE: [ozmidwifery] Sun
baths
Hi
folks, have to wade in on this one :-)
Certainly much much less overt physiological jaundice in my private
practice.
One
theory/explanation about bilirubin in newbornsthatI've come across
is that bilirubin
Hi again - interesting to get info related to the
northern hemisphere.. (thanks Debbie and Marilyn), compared to
Australia.
Irevisited my text books before posting
my bit on ozmid about natural light for treating physiological jaundice - just
to check my facts. The use of natural light
m:
Lois
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Hi again - interesting to get info related to the
northern hemisphere.. (thanks Debbie and Marilyn), compared to
Australia.
Irevisited my text bo
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Mary
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Thanks for that information Lois, My understanding was that we needed 620
NM of light waves for effectiveness. Johnson says
My understnding is that normal window glass has a UV rating of 10 and that
10 mins at a time was o.k. I wonder if anyone really knows, or if we are
all just guessing. It would be really good to have an AFFORDABLE portable
BiliLight unit. MM
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M T
Hi Tina, my understanding is that normal bright 'white'
daylight in a well lit room is adequate to facilitate the conversion of
bilirubin in it's fat soluble form stored in the tissue, to the water soluble
form, which is then returned to the bloodstreamfor processing through the
GI system
Hi this is Marilyn: Personally, i think we have
become overcautious re the sun. Not at all denying the realationship with skin
cancer but it really is true people even in the northern hemispere have
started covering up so much they are getting rickets: this is true I've seen it.
Especially
I was talking about Seattle, Washington where the
sunlight is very very different than here. A sun bath in Seattle is a very
different thing to a sunbath in Townsville, Cairns or probably anywhere except
Hobart in Australia. Neverhless i took it for granted it would be indirect
sun.
ew minutes without clothes, inside, should be
sufficient.
marilyn
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Marilyn
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I was talking about Seattle, Washin
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for jundice
I was talking about Seattle, Washington where
the sunlight is very very different than here. A sun bath in Seattle is a
very different thing
Hi. It sounds as tho we are all just guessing and extrapolating on
anecdotal practices. I once wrote a research proposal for just such a study but
couldn't get the money for the SBR path tests that would be needed. (I was only
an undergrad student) There is a subject ripe for the picking!
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