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Re: the answerFrom: DRoss38040@aol.comSat Nov 29 00:07:44 1997
In a message dated 97-11-28 16:31:47 EST, you write: << There may be some validity to the overall concept; several have shown that stress and catecholamines have a vasoconstricting effect that is counter to the vasodilating effects of the hormones of fertility. So any technique that reduces stress may be good for fertility and pregnancy. >> Terry: glad to see that science may validate the (to me) obvious....that stress reduction may improve the outcome of any endeavor and/or biosystem. Let's ask Deepak Chopra about ferromones produced during a meditative/prayer state and the effect of group support on an individual. I'm sure it's quite powerful to know that a couple of hundred people are supporting you in what you are doing. The medical profession could unbend a little just to take a peek into these things. We medical professionals are not just scientists. We are dealing with people, not just bodies. Ommmmmmmmmm Diana R.
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