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Re: Materna Vit Deficiency and AutismFrom: Henry Gregor (henrygregor@yahoo.com)Fri Apr 24 17:35:58 2009
Listers, Have any of you taken note of the content - and tone - of a one eighth page size CLASSIFIEDS section ad in the April 09 OB.GYN NEWS, p. 44, unidentified as to posting source, quoting American Academy of Pediatrics and Canadian Pediatric Society pronouncements re Vit D antenatal deficiency, potential for remote multi year multi disease onset, particularly autism. Emphasis on testing, supplementing and medico-legal risk perspectives conclude the posting. Are members screening, and supplementing (up to 7000 IU q day discussed), commonly antenatally? Interesting to know whether a servicing lab, a testing kit or supplement manufacturer, or an anonymous but previously burned practitioner, or a good samaritan legal professional, etc. is the sponsor of the notice...comments welcome. Hank
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