The statement of Liz Friedrich is
verified by evidence from research of a physiologic adaptation, during the vanishing
development, the famine that averts any uneasiness as a outcome of the absence
of food. Dehydration may result to hemoconcentration and hyperosmolality, with consequent
azotemia, hypernatremia, and hypercalcemia. These metabolic fluctuations may create
a soothing effect on the brain before passing away.
