Re: Odd breastfeeding question...

[Guest guest]

Lynn,

I do not know the answer 100% but I would think that at least some

may get into the breastmilk. But I think that there are more

effecient ways for the body to get toxins out and that most would

got into the urine and feces and the would rather choose these.

Also if your Mia does not have any gut problems, I would also think

that the majority of the toxins should just go right through. I

have heard of people testing their breastmilk before.

Do you know that you have high levels of metals?

Hope this helps.

>

> Hi -

> This has been on my mind for a very long time and I need to get it

off

> my chest (ha ha?). If SCD chelates, is that ok for a nursing mom?

Do

> potentially harmful toxins come through breastmilk???

>

> Thanks,

> Lynn - Mommy to Cameron 3.8 (ASD - SCD) and Mia Jean 18 months and

> nursing mostly SCD (Mommy, too...)

>

[Guest guest]

Thanks for your response ...

Mia seems to be digesting most of her foods properly, carrots seem to

make the trip unscathed however, so I've recently removed them and raw

avocado will ALWAYS give her diarrhea.

I worry so much about my own toxic level b/c I have several amalgams

and also had some old, cracked ones removed and new ones put in WHILE

PREGNANT with Cameron! Talk about MISINFORMED about the safety of this

procedure... can't delve too much into this topic or I'll lose it...

Mia shows no signs of ASD but her severe allergies are troubling, and

I worry so much about poisoning her from myself - unloading toxins the

ways you list seem to me to be quite sensible, mother nature's

method... so thanks for putting my mind in a better place!

Lynn - Mommy to Cameron 3.8 (ASD) SCD 30+ days and Mia Jean (18

months) mostly SCD.

>

> Lynn,

> I do not know the answer 100% but I would think that at least some

> may get into the breastmilk. But I think that there are more

> effecient ways for the body to get toxins out and that most would

> got into the urine and feces and the would rather choose these.

>

> Also if your Mia does not have any gut problems, I would also think

> that the majority of the toxins should just go right through. I

> have heard of people testing their breastmilk before.

>

> Do you know that you have high levels of metals?

>

> Hope this helps.

>

>

>

>

[Guest guest]

Thanks for your response ...

Mia seems to be digesting most of her foods properly, carrots seem to

make the trip unscathed however, so I've recently removed them and raw

avocado will ALWAYS give her diarrhea.

I worry so much about my own toxic level b/c I have several amalgams

and also had some old, cracked ones removed and new ones put in WHILE

PREGNANT with Cameron! Talk about MISINFORMED about the safety of this

procedure... can't delve too much into this topic or I'll lose it...

Mia shows no signs of ASD but her severe allergies are troubling, and

I worry so much about poisoning her from myself - unloading toxins the

ways you list seem to me to be quite sensible, mother nature's

method... so thanks for putting my mind in a better place!

Lynn - Mommy to Cameron 3.8 (ASD) SCD 30+ days and Mia Jean (18

months) mostly SCD.

>

> Lynn,

> I do not know the answer 100% but I would think that at least some

> may get into the breastmilk. But I think that there are more

> effecient ways for the body to get toxins out and that most would

> got into the urine and feces and the would rather choose these.

>

> Also if your Mia does not have any gut problems, I would also think

> that the majority of the toxins should just go right through. I

> have heard of people testing their breastmilk before.

>

> Do you know that you have high levels of metals?

>

> Hope this helps.

>

>

>

>

[Guest guest]

Thanks for your response ...

Mia seems to be digesting most of her foods properly, carrots seem to

make the trip unscathed however, so I've recently removed them and raw

avocado will ALWAYS give her diarrhea.

I worry so much about my own toxic level b/c I have several amalgams

and also had some old, cracked ones removed and new ones put in WHILE

PREGNANT with Cameron! Talk about MISINFORMED about the safety of this

procedure... can't delve too much into this topic or I'll lose it...

Mia shows no signs of ASD but her severe allergies are troubling, and

I worry so much about poisoning her from myself - unloading toxins the

ways you list seem to me to be quite sensible, mother nature's

method... so thanks for putting my mind in a better place!

Lynn - Mommy to Cameron 3.8 (ASD) SCD 30+ days and Mia Jean (18

months) mostly SCD.

>

> Lynn,

> I do not know the answer 100% but I would think that at least some

> may get into the breastmilk. But I think that there are more

> effecient ways for the body to get toxins out and that most would

> got into the urine and feces and the would rather choose these.

>

> Also if your Mia does not have any gut problems, I would also think

> that the majority of the toxins should just go right through. I

> have heard of people testing their breastmilk before.

>

> Do you know that you have high levels of metals?

>

> Hope this helps.

>

>

>

>

[Guest guest]

And remember, the baby is also on the diet, so he'll be detoxing heavy metals

through urine and feces also. Make sure you're getting plenty of omega 3's and

6's.

Agape,

carebearandrea@...> wrote:

Lynn,

I do not know the answer 100% but I would think that at least some

may get into the breastmilk. But I think that there are more

effecient ways for the body to get toxins out and that most would

got into the urine and feces and the would rather choose these.

Also if your Mia does not have any gut problems, I would also think

that the majority of the toxins should just go right through. I

have heard of people testing their breastmilk before.

Do you know that you have high levels of metals?

Hope this helps.

>

> Hi -

> This has been on my mind for a very long time and I need to get it

off

> my chest (ha ha?). If SCD chelates, is that ok for a nursing mom?

Do

> potentially harmful toxins come through breastmilk???

>

> Thanks,

> Lynn - Mommy to Cameron 3.8 (ASD - SCD) and Mia Jean 18 months and

> nursing mostly SCD (Mommy, too...)

>

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