Yesterday on Fox news, I saw the story of a 24-year-old Englishwoman, Fiona Shaw,  who lost 42 pounds, while she was pregnant, due to morning sickness (hyperemesis gravidarum).  Apparently the condition caused her baby girl to be born cesarean section at only 28 weeks, because she was not gaining any weight and had developed an abnormal heart rate.  The baby girl, Tianna, weighed only 2 lbs. 5 oz. and was born with severely underdeveloped lungs, causing her to develop several serious lung infections.  Today Tianna weighs 15 pounds, and both her and her mother are doing well.

Although this is considerably abnormal to lose this much weight during pregnancy, it is absolutely amazing to me how little the medical profession understands about how the body works.

Morning sickness can usually be eliminated within 1 or 2 days.  Yes, you read that right, 1 or 2 days!  In fact, Imagine all the women who suffered, day after day, all the nausea, and all the other unpleasant things that go with it, when it could been gone in 2 days or less.

Morning sickness is due to an imbalance in the splenic/adrenal axis due to the increased stresses of pregnancy, particularly when the body is already in a disordered intestinal bacterial ecology due to the splenic/adrenal axis imbalance.

Basically this means, that the adrenal gland isn't functioning properly, and the body needs a little bit of a boost.  So the question is, what are we going to do for this that is going to get rid of this suffering in under 2 days.  After all, this is supposed to be a very exciting time!!

Here is the average dose for a patient coming into my office of relative good health weighing 130 lbs.

Children's Health | Pregnancy