Fish Oil Saves Premature Babies Lives
July 5, 2006 by marshmallowcreme
The following paints a pretty grim picture about a baby that developed health problems due to a premature birth that put its life at risk:
Like most babies with his medical condition, Austin DuPonte of Hudson was not expected to live long.
He was born prematurely and developed intestinal problems so severe that surgeries left him unable to absorb enough nourishment.
Continue reading about treating premature babies with fish oil.
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Hey marshmellow! The subject
July 6, 2006 by BJS, 3 years 20 weeks ago
Comment: 1682
Hey marshmellow! The subject material is terrific but your posts look increasingly like marketing for your own site, not a dialogue about fish oil. What say you post more here, because fish oil *is* cool, and less link offsite to your site selling stuff?