Re: breastfeeding is still recomended!

[Guest guest]

HI,

I want to add something about pregnancy and breast feeding. It is very

important for the mom (and dad) to have a highly nutritious diet prior

to conception. You can learn more about this on the Weston A Price

Foundation website; in traditional cultures, the moms and dads to be

were given the most nutrient dense foods.

Also, if you can, get your amalgam fillings removed well in advance of

conception. My biological dentist told me that I detoxed half my heavy

metals into my first born son via the womb and breast feeding, and I had

a mouth full of amalgams, since removed but too late for my kid's

health. MY FIRST BORN SON is the reason I am on this group, he is

the sick one (and he has the dreaded genotype-does not detox) while my

second son is very healthy even though he has had the same mold exposure

( & he has the multisusceptible gene X2). Maybe starting out with such a

heavy metal load from the womb makes the difference.

I did breast feed both kids, but my first born got formula (of course

recommended by the pediatrician) while I was at work, after I got really

sick of doing the breast pumping thing. I would never do formula again,

besides the potential for toxins and contamination of these products,

many contain soy which is traditionally eaten only fermented and in

small quantities, not as a highly processed powdered milk product. Soy

mimics estrogen, is that what our baby boys need from birth, we all know

they are already getting more than enough estrogen mimicking

contamination thru the pervasive plastics in the environment? And the

high heat and high pressures used to make processed products like milk

powder turn otherwise healthy ingredients into poisons. Again, you can

read all about this on the Weston A Price Foundation website. There is

also a recipe for homemade formula, not a powder, in Sally Fallon's

cookbook Nourishing Traditions.

Good luck & good health to all thinking of having children! When they

are healthy, there is nothing better in the world, and even when they

are sick they are still a blessing.

Sue

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>> environmental estrogens,mast cells,ige

>> http://www.environmentalhealthnews.org/newscience/

>2007/2007-0401naritaetal.html

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[Guest guest]

I breatfeed, that was back in the 70's, I'm a big believer in breastfeeding over

bottles, I hope it doesn't come to the point where breastfeeding is not

recommended.

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http://www.environmentalhealthnews.org/newscience/2007/2007-0401naritaetal.html

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[Guest guest]

your welcome, I think theres important info. on both sides of the fence here. I

think allergy testing,IgE,IgG, ect. is important.

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> Thank you so much for posting this article on environmental estrogens and

allergy. It's interesting to see more support for the theory that environmental

toxins contribute to rising allergy and asthma.

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