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Titolo: Friends e la maledizione delle gravidanze: JA's turn

Friends Actress Jennifer Aniston has suffered a miscariage juring the
pregnancy of her First child. Jennifer and Hubby Brad Pitt are
devastated,as they have waited for a baby for so long. Best Pal
Courteney cox said "Jennifer needs support to help her get through
this tough time and I will support her through it all" The news came
after Jennifer reportedly had bad pains in her stomache, Hubby Brad
took jennifer to the hospital to make sure everything was ok. They
then got the devastating news that their baby had died. Brad
reportedly broke down and wept. A spokeswoman for Jennifer has told us
that "Jennifer is doing Fine,she is having support from family and
Friends and is doing fine" 
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Former 'Friends' star Jennifer Aniston has reportedly had a
miscarriage, America's National Enquirer magazine has claimed. 
The stunning actress allegedly fell pregnant last month after trying
to conceive with husband, Brad Pitt, for some time. 
It has not yet been disclosed when the alleged miscarriage occurred
but according to sources the news has left both stars devastated. 
A source claimed to US magazine the National Enquirer: "Jennifer had
been in pain so she and Brad went to see her doctor. 
He broke the terrible news to them.]
[coverage su 
news.google.com
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miscarriage
ironia della sorte, notizia di neanche un mese fa:
Fertility fears over Atkins diet
By Social Issues Writer NADINE WILLIAMS
July 7, 2004
AN Adelaide-based fertility scientist has warned that the Atkins diet
could limit a woman's chances of conceiving as well as having a
healthy baby.
Repromed embryologist Dr Michelle Lane is co-author of a US study
which has found the diet's emphasis on meat can overload the body with
protein, which can hinder the early development of an embryo.
Dr Lane worked with renowned Australian scientist Dr David Gardner for
12 years – seven years at Monash University followed by five years in
Colorado where Dr Gardner is scientific director of the Colorado
Centre for Reproductive Medicine.
Dr Gardner presented the study findings to the European Society of
Human Reproduction and Embryology in Berlin this week.
He told the meeting pregnancies were about 20 per cent less likely to
proceed to full term if a mother followed the high-protein diet. 
The study also found a strict Atkins diet can double the risk of
genetic problems, making the possibility of a miscarriage
"significantly higher". 
Yesterday, Dr Lane, who is the scientific director at Repromed in
Adelaide, said women who had protein intakes greater than 30 per cent
might have problems conceiving.
Although the Colorado research was done on mice, Dr Lane believed
there were significant implications for humans. "We actually do think
that it would have the same effect on humans," Dr Lane said.
"Although we showed it from mice models, there is also evidence of a
similar effect in cows."
She said diet had a "significant role" to play in assisting women to
become pregnant as well as the health of the embryo.
"The data that we have from the animal models show chances of
conceiving are reduced," she said.
The Atkins diet has been made popular by celebrities such as Renee
Zellweger and Jennifer Aniston.
Dr Lane, who returned to South Australia nine months ago, also worked
with Dr Gardner on the breakthrough EmbryoGlue which aids
implantation. 
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"significantly higher". 
non so, ma piu rileggo questa cosa, insomma, ecco, e' inquietante...
soprattutto alla luce della notizia su JA...
insomma, perche' 'farci del male' e 'devastare' il nostro corpo invece
di vivere serenamente e in maniera un po' piu' 'naturale'? lo so che
sembra retorico, ma - diavolo - viene da dire 'ci si poteva pensare
prima'.
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 prima'.
Condivido in pieno, meglio cicce ma sane (e con bimbi sani)!
Cristina

"jAsOn" <jAsOn.v...@CrystalLake.org> ha scritto nel messaggio
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L'avevo letto anche io ma vista la fonte (National Enquirer), mi sembrava
una bufala, del tipo: vi abbiamo detto che era incinta, ma siccome sembra
proprio che non lo sia, piuttosto che dirvi che non era vero, ci inventiamo
un'altra storia.
Certo che se fosse vero, dispiace molto per loro (JA e BP).
Cristina

una bufala, 
vista la fonte non si sa mai, certo, ma sembra il caso di riportarla.
fosse vero sarebbe un dramma [e non il primo nel cast di Friends].
alla luce, poi, della ricerca sulla Atkins che mi e' spuntata sotto il
naso durante la ricerca di qualche fonte attendibile, ecco, c'e' da
preoccuparsi... 
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