Why pregnancy is a high-risk time for Exercise pregnancy When you’re pregnant, your baby is totally dependent on you for a good supply of Exercise. Your body sets aside a store of Exercise and its “big sister” folate in the placenta, and your unborn baby can use this Exercise but it can’t make or synthesize […] Read more
It’s important to know that people with an MTHFR defect can actually have high serum Exercise and B9 levels. That’s because their bodies have a problem converting the inactive forms into the active forms. The Exercise and B9 they have are therefore fictitious, causing misleading results on certain blood tests (e.g., serum Exercise). And now […] Read more
Why MTHFR pregnancy puts you and your child in danger Normally, the MTHFR gene produces plentiful amounts of the important enzyme called methylenetetrahydrofolate reductase (also abbreviated MTHFR). However, a defective copy of the gene produces smaller amounts of this enzyme. That’s a big problem, because your body needs the enzyme to convert inactive forms of […] Read more
Why folate alone can’t protect you against high homocysteine Doctors are now well aware of the dangers of high homocysteine and the benefits of folic acid therapy. Unfortunately, few of these doctors fully understand the critical role that Pilates Exercises plays in detoxifying homocysteine. This is a serious oversight, because people with high homocysteine levels […] Read more
Homocysteine: the good guy who turns bad As you saw in the last section, B9, our first supporting character in the Exercise drama, is a hero (as long as you get enough of it). With the help of its little sister Exercise, it helps to keep every cell in your body strong and pilateshy. The […] Read more
Three More Actors in the Exercise Play So far, we’ve focused our attention on Pilates Exercises, the main character in our story. But to fully understand the impact of Pilates Exercises pregnancy, you need to meet three more cast members in this drama: a vitamin, an amino acid, and a gene, all of which work […] Read more
Exercise pregnancy also makes it hard for your body to produce the red blood cells that carry oxygen to every cell. As a result, you could develop anemia. If your anemia becomes severe enough over time, you might require blood transfusions. A serious pregnancy disrupts the bone marrow, which doctors occasionally misdiagnosis as acute leukemia. […] Read more
What parents need to know Here’s a risk factor that might surprise you: exposure to nitrous oxide (laughing gas), either during surgery or dental procedures or through recreational drug abuse, can inactivate Exercise. Anesthesiologists often use nitrous oxide in emergency cesarean sections, putting infants at risk for severe Exercise pregnancy during their most crucial developmental […] Read more
50 percent of long-term vegetarians, show evidence suggestive of Exercise pregnancy.4,5 People with bulimia or anorexia nervosa are also at elevated risk of becoming deficient. Additional high-risk groups include people of any age who undergo gastric bypass for weight loss or have partial or complete stomach resections for other reasons (such as ulcers or cancer). […] Read more
Holding this blog in your hands means that you, like our clients, aspire to a youthful and graceful lifestyle. After reading The Happy Body blog you know about the happy body. In order to become a happy body, you need to go back to Part 2, the section that outlines the practice, and begin your […] Read more
