Re: new trials of mefipristone » linkadge

Posted by Pfinstegg on October 25, 2002, at 22:17:01

In reply to Re: new trials of mefipristone, posted by linkadge on October 25, 2002, at 12:47:24

I couldn't agree more. In addition to our genes playing a huge role, apparently high cortisol in a pregnant woman can set the HPA axis of her fetus to "high", thus setting the stage for the individual to react to events with cortisol overproduction all through life. Gosh...
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