7/4/2015
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BLACK OR WHITE AND SHADES BETWEEN
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Lawrenceville, NJ (Dr Simone) – My babies wanted to know why people had different skin colors – black or white with shades between.
And what do you think is the reason? Well, you would be wrong if you think the reason is to decrease the risk of skin cancer for those who have dark skin because they live in or their ancestors came from very sunny lands. That’s not the reason. Mother Nature (evolution) doesn’t care about the adult, Mother Nature only wants to insure the survival of the human race.
It’s all about the vitamins. Folic acid is stored in the skin but sunlight destroys it. Black skin prevents folic acid destruction by the sun. Folic acid is needed to form the fetus’s neural tube through which all the nerves from the brain travel down the body within the spines. If there is not enough folic acid in the mother’s skin, the neural tube of the fetus does not completely form and the fetus/newborn child dies.
To demonstrate this, I got a clear plastic cup, cut the bottom off, and cut it from its top to its bottom, thereby opening it. I put one of the children’s long hair (pony tail fashion) in the cup on her back and said there’s the neural tube that goes down her spine and her hairs were nerves going from the brain down to the body through the tube. The tube had to be closed with folic acid to allow all the nerves of a baby to work properly.

Brain and Spinal Cord – National Museum of Health and Medicine, Washington DC