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National Health Journal Artifici Spider Bite Abnormal Babies NATIONAL HEALTH JOURNAL ARTIFICI SPIDER BITE ABNORMAL BABIES the concern about A Gripping New Paperback On Today's Hottest Issue! Itteire A cce.._ eal You may be in for a surprise if you just check the facts! Told in graphic story form the way it is, this book lets you see what drugs can do—and have done—to their users. You'll soon decide that liquor, acid, and pot are not very groovy, and that life offers you some- thing better. ORDER YOUR COPY TODAY only s2.25 each Review and Herald Publishing Assn., Box 4353, Washington, D.C. 20012 July, 1972 LIFE AND HEALTH NATIONAL HEALTH JOURNAL 88th Year of Publication Volume 87, No. 7 FEATUREC Your Right to Good Health 6 M. G. Hardinge, M.D. Will large sums of government money assure everyone of adequate health care? Spider Bite 10 Amil J. Johnson, M.D. Spiders are here to stay. Find out which ones are actually dangerous. • Normal Parents; Abnormal Babies? 13 W R. Centerwall, M.D., MS., M.P.H. How is it that parents who appear normal in every way sometimes have abnormal offspring? Low Blood Sugar 16 Many people feel tired and dragged out most of the time. The trouble could be hypoglycemia. A Hospital's Not for Resting 22 Bertha Kerr If you've ever been a hospital patient, you can probably sympathize with this lady. Artificial Mothers 26 If you feel you don't have time to cuddle your baby, you had r t— better take note. Mervyn G. Hardinge, M.D., Dr. P.H., DEPARTMENTS Ph. D. Editor Your Health Questions Answered 5 Don Hawley Health High Lights 8 Managing Editor House Call 21 —So You Gotta Cough Harold W. Munson Art Editor Your Wonderful Body 23 —Red Blood Cells Don Fiol Can You Face the Facts 24 Layout and Design —Vitamin C Megatherapy MariLynn R. Spencer What's New? 28 Editorial Secretary Recipe of the Month 29 R. J. Kaiser —Savory Patties Braille Life and Health Editor International Health 30 Edmund M. Peterson Abstracts 32 Circulation Manager Book Review 33 Clifford K. Okuno Youth Corner 34 Field Representative and Advertising OFFICIAL JOURNAL OF THE HOME L " A T'r. `' CC7D\iirs Life and Health/July 1972 3 THIS SPACE CONTRIBUTED BY THE PUBLISHER letters Readers may address their corre- spondence to The Editor, LIFE AND HEALTH, 6856 Eastern Avenue NW., Washington, D.C. 20012. Arabia I very much enjoy reading your magazine Life and Health at our Miswat Li- INTERNATIONAL brary each month. It gives me good in- r'rIRRFCPONDENCF formation about health, science, foods, et cetera. Taiwan Aftab Sulieman Aden, Arabia A few days ago I was eating dinner in a Indonesia Hong Kong Buddhist restaurant. While paying the bill I noticed a leaflet on the I'm a reader of Life and Health. Your counter which read, "Why I am a Vege- magazine is very interesting to me. A tarian." I took a copy and saw that it was friend of mine always sends a copy from an article from Life and Health by the United States. Dr. 0. S. Parrett. Enclosed please find a Steve Darjanto copy for your files. Note that it is also Djagalan, Indonesia translated into Chinese. Tanzania Doyle Barnett In a past issue of Life and Health I en- Taipei, Taiwan joyed an article on shortness of breath Hawaii by R. L. Klingbeil. I want to know more Recently I read your article in Braille on about remedial breathing. "What Is in a Loaf of Bread?" I wish to Satish Mohan thank you for giving this recipe which I Moshi, Tanzania have put to good use. The family and Nigeria friends have thoroughly enjoyed eat- It is with sincere gratitude that I write this ing it. letter. As a man who is interested in Mrs. Lum physical training, I found your book The Honolulu, Hawaii Best of Health very interesting and help- India ful. Words are too few to tell the new life it has given me after going through the I am a voracious reader of your esteemed chapters one by one. journal Life and Health. So far I have Emmannuel Ogunferni collected 26 issues of your valuable Lagos, Nigeria magazine. It has become a lifetime treas- ure in our family and we have prepared Hawaii an index for easy reference. I enjoy reading Life and Health very G. Rafi much. Indian Telephone Industries Adriano Domingo Horrible Bangalore, India Ewa, Hawaii Photograph and Art Credits: Cover and pp. 17, 18, 19, Elfred Lee; pp. 8, 9, Ewing Galloway; pp. 9, 14, H. A. Roberts; p. 10, isn't it? Harry Baerg; p. 11, S. E. Bohlmann; pp. 12, 15, H. Kanerva; p. 14, H. M. Lambert; p. 15, Devaney; pp. 16, 21, 26, 27, J. Byron Logan, p. 22, Tom Dunbebin; p. 27, National Zoological Park, Smithsonian Institution; p. 27, Harris and Ewing. LIFE AND HEALTH, copyrighted 1972 by the Review and Herald Publishing Association, 6856 Eastern Avenue NW., Wash- ington, D.C. 20012, U.S.A. All rights reserved. Title registered in U.S. Patent Office. OBJECTIVE: A family magazine featuring reliable health information. The official journal of the Horne Health Education Service. Published monthly by the Review and Herald Publishing Association, Washington, D.C. 20012. Second-class postage paid at Washington, D.C. MANUSCRIPTS: LIFE AND HEALTH gives consideration to unsolicited manuscripts provided they meet certain requirements. Submissions can be up to eight double-spaced typewritten pages; brevity is encouraged. Articles should be health oriented, properly researched, and written in an interesting style for nonprofessionals. Emphasis is on prevention. Only those articles accompanied by a self-addressed and stamped reply envelope are returned. ADVERTISING: LIFE AND HEALTH accepts a limited amount of advertising, which must be compatible with the aims and ob- jectives of the journal. Readers understand that products or services advertised are bought entirely at the purchaser's respon- sibility. CHANGE OF ADDRESS: Send to LIFE AND HEALTH, Circulation Department, 6856 Eastern Avenue NW., Washington, D.C. 20012, at least 30 days before date of the issue with which it is to take effect. When writing about your subscription or changing your address, please enclose the address clipped from your copy or from a wrapper in which you received the magazine. F AMERICAN CANCER SOCIETY SUBSCRIPTION PRICE, U.S. Currency, U.S. and U.S. possessions, 1 year, $6.00. Slightly higher in Canada. Single copy, 50 I cents, U.S.A. Life and Health/July 1972 4 your health are plain answers to some of questions Hereyour health questions. answered Yogurt and cataract,.. flammation of the brain). Encephalitis, which occurs in about one of every 1,000 O. Will eating yogurt cause cataracts? Q. Is yeast a good source of protein? cases, often causes permanent brain A. It is true that rats fed only yogurt damage and mental retardation and A. The answer is Yes. Yeast is a sim- develop cataracts. Rats lack the enzyme may even be fatal. ple, single-cell organism and when used that breaks down the sugars lactose and The Public Health Service Advisory in powdered form, such as brewers' galactose. Only a rare human lacks this Committee on Immunization Practices yeast or Torula yeast, not only provides it enzyme. Yogurt is a nutritious food and recommends that all children who have good protein but is a rich source of the when eaten with other foods may find a not had German measles or measles B-complex vitamins. At the present time, useful place in the diet. vaccine should be vaccinated. This throughout the world, industry and gov- Whenever you eat only one food, re- should be done when the child is one ernments are interested in attempting to gardless of how nutritious it is, you are year of age or as soon as possible there- harness unicellular or simple multicel- headed for nutritional trouble. If, on the after. Vaccination of adults has not been lular organisms such as yeast, bacteria, other hand, you eat a small variety of considered necessary, because nearly algae, fungi, et cetera, as a source of foods per meal and a larger variety per everyone over fifteen years old is im- food. The letters SCP, or single-cell day and per week, selecting these from mune. protein, are applied to this form of food. unrefined sources, you can be assured Gamma globulin, an immune protein An article in Food Technology (25:98, of sound nutrition. (See J.A.M.A., 217: obtained from human blood plasma or 1971) describes the use of algae by the 1113, 1971.) from persons convalescing from measles, natives of the Lake Chad region of Af- Those liquid diets can prevent or modify the course of rica, and there are indications that algae measles, if given soon after the disease were used in ancient Mexico by the O. Are liquid diets nutritionally bal- Aztecs. The greatest hindrance to the anced, and how successful have they develops. This is frequently given to use of this type of food is its acceptance. been in helping to achieve weight loss? pregnant women as it appears to pre- vent birth defects. (See Measles vac- To date, flavor and to some extent tech- A. These types of diet are not a cines. Recommendation of the Public nology are the greatest barriers to wide reasonable approach to the problem of Health Service Advisory Committee on use. (See Food Techn., 25:98, 1971.) weight control. Although their nutrient Immunization Practices, Ann. Int. Med., content for a single meal is satisfactory, 76:101-104, 1972.) Coronary it is not desirable to use them as a total Q.
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