RE: Peptides in Breastmilk

[Guest guest]

I did read something that was talking about the different onsets,

manifestations of autism. It mentioned that some kiddos who have

earlier onset may have more casein sensitivity and would be exposed

due to breastmilk (or formula). It is interesting because my NT son

had extreme dairy sensitivy to breastmilk that contained milk (I

couldn't have any pure dairy for 6 months) but my daughter had no

immune response - so I thought I was in the clear. In reality I think

her immune system sucked and she just wasn't protecting herself from

it. Of course, she has a dx now and loved milk when she weaned. And

had casein peptides on test.

-- In , carolyn wahrenberger

<3carolyn@...> wrote:

>

> Does anyone know if the mother is lactose or gluten intolerant if

the

> undigested peptides can pass into breastmilk?

> Carolyn

>

[Guest guest]

I assumed they were and so took enzymes while pregnant and nursing my daughter.

No problems with colic whatsoever. Of course she isn't vaccinated either, so I

can't say for certain what to attribute the difference to. To be completely

fair, she might never have had colic, period, no matter what I did. I am however

very grateful for the enzymes I took and did notice differences in on

those days that I missed taking enzymes.

Peptides in Breastmilk

Does anyone know if the mother is lactose or gluten intolerant if the

undigested peptides can pass into breastmilk?

Carolyn

[Guest guest]

Theoretically yes.

Several of us took digestive enzymes for pregnancy and nursing and have seen

significant difference in baby's health and digestion.

Peptides in Breastmilk

Does anyone know if the mother is lactose or gluten intolerant if the

undigested peptides can pass into breastmilk?

Carolyn