Developmental nutrition is a thing. All through life changes occur, from the fertilized egg through the embryo stage to the young individual and the adult, until finally, degenerative changes take place leading to death. The changes are progressive and irreversible; they occur in a regular sequence with little variation, and each change leaves the organism different from and unable to return to its previous state. This is the life cycle. Growth, differentiation, and changes in the anatomical structure are major aspects. The point is that nutrition is vital for all these processes. Hit or miss makes a great difference. Timing of nutrient availability is critical, often irreversible if missed. The need to start optimizing nutrition earlier in the process of reproduction than ever thought of is something to be addressed here in the next many days. What we do affects at least 4 generations into the future, good or bad. So your grandchild, is second generation, so when do you start priming the pump for the first generation, ’cause I think you will really find you have a Nana gene or a Papa gene when the time comes. Precious, Precious, just sayin’…I have some tools for the optimizing if you are interested.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
Developmental nutrition is a thing. All through life changes occur, from the fertilized egg through the embryo stage to the young individual and the adult, until finally, degenerative changes take place leading to death. The changes are progressive and irreversible; … Continue reading