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If he was unmedicated, we would not know what the extreme swings were doing to his brain, either.

White matter increases with age, and the unmedicated children tended to be younger than the other participants.

As much as I had wanted an unmedicated birth, things still turned out well.

Unmedicated soaps are not very effective as illustrated by the following data.

One difference is the boxes to check for medicated or unmedicated.

Napa is also getting more violent and unmedicated patients than it once did, he added.

Why do women who choose unmedicated births get called masochists?

He was a nice boy, but usually unmedicated.

One way would be to show that an unmedicated Loughner is a safety risk to himself or other inmates.

Since then she has assisted some 1,200 unmedicated births, according to the citation.

"Quite simply, it is not safe for me to operate a motor vehicle while unmedicated," he wrote in an e-mail message.

Her mother stood behind the bathroom door, glad to be near her daughter but unable to watch the unmedicated pain.

"With husbands coaching, we have more than 90% totally unmedicated births.

So in other words, shes been unmedicated.

As progress is made, the drug dose is gradually lowered until the dog can remain alone in an unmedicated state.

The lack of continuing outpatient care between hospitalizations leaves many psychiatric patients ill and often unmedicated.

Supply unmedicated samples of feed from each of the five feeds requested in (d).

To defend such studies by saying it does not matter if the mentally ill hear voices more often when unmedicated or less medicated is nonsense.

These factors include prenatal self-confidence about breastfeeding, youth, unmedicated vaginal birth and strong social support.

Outcome in early adult age was psychosocially poor in one study in almost 60% of unmedicated cases.

You were the humbug this time, and so were the unmedicated pellets I gave you.

I was really looking forward to the whole rite of passage -- giving birth perfectly present, unmedicated, in the way nature intended."

It remained to be seen, however, whether or not a medicated and stabilised Ant would wish to continue the direction his unmedicated self had taken.

"It's an experience that never leaves you," Mrs. Bing said of an unmedicated birth.

There, men deemed too mentally ill to understand criminal proceedings or assist in their own defense often arrive unmedicated and combative.