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Baking soda baths can help, too. Sorry for your troubles!
As a curly headed person, just wanted to add- it should be a wide toothed comb and the hair should definitely be wet, with conditioner in it!
A mix of semi sit and side lying. Sounds awkward but that's how I ended up!
Ok Mirzam. Teach me quantum physics! It's not a matter of belief, it's a matter of understanding. I don't understand it and I will bet you don't, either.
You make the assumption that they are mutually exclusive when in fact, they are more likely to be additive. If your hospital takes 30 min from decision to incision, you can add on to that a 30 minute transport time from home to hospital. A midwife with the system access to coordinate an arrival straight into the OR with a surgeon and the rest of the crew ready to go is damn near unheard of in the US. Let's be real. Having to transport from home can only increase decision...
My point is homeopaths are frauds. Homeopathic remedies are sugar pills. And when people tell me that their sugar pills are curing them of illnesses, I am really not inclined to trust their judgment on things like vaccine reactions they claim to have witnessed. The human brain tries to find connections and patterns, even when they do not exist, and homeopathy, as well as say, "treating" viral illnesses with antibiotics, are proof.
Thing is, an emergency c/s doesn't seem all that "heroic" in terms of being extraordinary, complicated, or expensive. Shaving off 30 minutes of decision to incision time may very well mean the baby survives with very little, if any, damage. I think parents should at least be given the full information, that if placental abruption or uterine rupture or cord accident happens in the hospital, their baby will probably be born alive but possibly with brain damage, vs if it...
Well of course you are, you at least partly make a living on people not thinking too hard about the theory of homeopathy and how those remedies are made!
Spend your money however you like but it's bogus.
They are sugar pills. Unless you're hypoglycemic, they're placebos.
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