A list of breastmilks many uses

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The sexual lub is news to me.

Eye infections: Squirt in an open or closed eye. If the eye is closed have

the person lie back, squirt it, then open his or her eye. 4 times or more per

day.

Plugged eye ducts: Squirt into the eye crease at the nose. Do this 4 times

one day and 2 times the next.

Conjuctivitis ( " Pink Eye " ): Same as Plugged eye ducts, but continute with 4

times daily until the crust is gone.

Sties: Same as Conjunctivitis.

Sore/cracked nipples: Rub into nipples and air dry.

Scratches: Squirt and air dry, bandage, etc. as normal.

Scrapes: Same as scratches.

Burns: Same as scratches.

Gouges: Same as scratches.

Diaper rash: Squirt and air dry.

Mosquito bites: Squirt on bite and rub in. Stops the itching.

Ant bites: Same as Mosquito bites.

Ear infections: Squirt or pour into sore ear. Can follow with warm (not hot)

olive oil and garlic.

Yeast infections: I don't know the logistics on this one, yet.

Acne: Wash face with water, then follow with breastmilk squirted onto a

cotton (be sure it's cotton, that synthetic stuff can scratch the surface of

your

skin and cause problems) puff and apply all over face.

Sore throats: Anyone who will let you can be helped by a squirt of

breastmilk. Either by direct squirt or if applied from a sterile plastic cup.

Stuffy noses: Squirt into nose and suction or squeeze out as you would with

saline.

Sexual lubricant (male and female): (males) squirt directly onto penis;

(females) hand express breast milk into a sterile cup...use as you would use KY

Jelly, vaseline, or AstroGlide.

Contact lenses: If you have an irritant under your lens and forgot your

eyedrops, take it out, hand express to get a nice little stream going to rinse

contact off.

Eye puffiness and redness: Express breastmilk and pour over eyes. Does as

good of job, if not better, than tea bags!

Breast cancer: Recent studies suggests that just the simple and natural act

of breastfeeding can benefit mom as well by providing protection against

breast cancer.

Tooth decay: Scientist have tried to grow bacteria in breastmilk and have

been unsuccessful!

Cold sores/Fever blisters: Express a small amount of breastmilk onto clean

finger and apply immediately to cold sore. Ends pain and helps speed the

healing process.

Chicken pox: Use as you would Calamine Lotion or some other ointment.

Leg ulcers: Someone has claimed of hearing about a breastfeeding mother

putting breastmilk on an elderly relative's unhealing leg ulcers, it cleared

them

up too. I don't know how long it took.

Chapped lips/skin: Express a small amount onto fingers and wipe over lips or

skin. Do not rub it in...leave a little wet. (This feels great on my chapped

lips and it normally only takes a day or two to clear!)

If you have an older child/spouse who is ill, give them some breastmilk.

It's a great immunity boost!

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I know, I know!!! So many uses and people think it’s “just food”… and

that formula is an OK substitute??! It boggles the mind. I’m really

going to miss breastfeeding when my last one weans. It’s such a handy

thing to have.. did this have paper cuts on it? I use it a lot for paper

cuts too. I’ve really missed having some available since I dried up when

finally weaned.

Nita, Mom to: 14, Jon 13, 10, 8, 6, Christian

(7/16/03 to 8/22/04), 2 and Isaac due Feb. 08

Learn from the mistakes of others. Trust me... you can't live long

enough to make them all yourself.

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