Re: Testing Breastmilk for Heavy Metals

January 31, 2010

In a message dated 01/02/2010 03:26:37 GMT Standard Time,

mbaldori@... writes:

I am currently 6 mos pregnant and intend on breastfeeding again this time

around.

>>If this is your intent why bother with testing? I think I recall Andy

saying that regardless, the benefits of breastfeeding outweighs the risk

Mandi in UK

January 31, 2010

I had breast milk tested during breastfeeding, after I had urine tested for

metals, the metals were pretty high in urine, and in low range on breast milk,

and most people/doctors recomend breastfeeding, so I did it and little one seems

to be fine

Very important to avoid drugs during pregnancy and birth,

Good luck

Natalia

From: SunLoving <mbaldori@...>

Subject: [ ] Testing Breastmilk for Heavy Metals

Date: Sunday, January 31, 2010, 10:26 PM

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I am currently 6 mos pregnant and intend on breastfeeding again this time

around. My son's DAN suggested I do the Porphyrines test beforehand to see how

toxic I am. I have chelated in the past and collected urine afterwards and my

lead, nickel and uranium levels were always high (but this is with a provoking

agent). I feel like it would be more beneficial to actually test my breastmilk

because even if my levels are high I may not have a chance of passing in the

milk? Is it possible to test that instead of my urine? Have any of you done

this?

Thanks,

Michele

January 31, 2010

Right...I'm as natural as they come so I won't be taking any pharmaceuticals

regardless. My son's DAN seems to think my breastmilk would do more harm than

good if I was toxic. What lab did you test it through?

>

> From: SunLoving <mbaldori@...>

> Subject: [ ] Testing Breastmilk for Heavy Metals

>

> Date: Sunday, January 31, 2010, 10:26 PM

>

> Â

>

> I am currently 6 mos pregnant and intend on breastfeeding again this time

around. My son's DAN suggested I do the Porphyrines test beforehand to see how

toxic I am. I have chelated in the past and collected urine afterwards and my

lead, nickel and uranium levels were always high (but this is with a provoking

agent). I feel like it would be more beneficial to actually test my breastmilk

because even if my levels are high I may not have a chance of passing in the

milk? Is it possible to test that instead of my urine? Have any of you done

this?

>

> Thanks,

>

> Michele

>

February 1, 2010

I think your MD is wrong. I have not studied it extensively, but my guess is

the benefits of breastfeeding will almost always outweigh the risks. Your baby

will get pollutants from the formulas, too, along with a lower quality

nutrition. Nothing is clean.

Formula will give little immune boost, substitute enzymes, cattle/goat/non-human

proteins that might not be tolerated, any contaminants from the manufacturing

process (or from those animals themselves), and perhaps a false sense of

security (that you are protecting your child).

Instead, I suggest reducing your daily exposure to toxins by changing any

cleaning products, storage materials (go glass, no plastic), hygeine products,

organic diet and such. My guess is you live a pretty healthy life already.

Congratulations, and I wish you a healthy baby.

Pam

> >

> > From: SunLoving <mbaldori@>

> > Subject: [ ] Testing Breastmilk for Heavy Metals

> >

> > Date: Sunday, January 31, 2010, 10:26 PM

> >

> > Â

> >

> > I am currently 6 mos pregnant and intend on breastfeeding again this time

around. My son's DAN suggested I do the Porphyrines test beforehand to see how

toxic I am. I have chelated in the past and collected urine afterwards and my

lead, nickel and uranium levels were always high (but this is with a provoking

agent). I feel like it would be more beneficial to actually test my breastmilk

because even if my levels are high I may not have a chance of passing in the

milk? Is it possible to test that instead of my urine? Have any of you done

this?

> >

> > Thanks,

> >

> > Michele

> >

February 1, 2010

I think it was Metametrix, you can find them online, and you will have to call

them to order container, insurance dont pay for it.

If it were me, I won't do it again, would spent money on something else

I would just be careful with food, meds, etc and just breastfeed any way, don't

always believe a doctor, drugs and vaccines harm kids, not the breastmilk, my

little one had no vaxs, natural birth and doing just fine, my oldest got injured

from vaxs, not the breastmilk, and that real problem

Much luck

Natalia

-- On Sun, 1/31/10, SunLoving <mbaldori@...> wrote:

From: SunLoving <mbaldori@...>

Subject: [ ] Re: Testing Breastmilk for Heavy Metals

Date: Sunday, January 31, 2010, 11:57 PM

Â

Right...I'm as natural as they come so I won't be taking any pharmaceuticals

regardless. My son's DAN seems to think my breastmilk would do more harm than

good if I was toxic. What lab did you test it through?

>

> From: SunLoving <mbaldori@.. .>

> Subject: [ ] Testing Breastmilk for Heavy Metals

>

> Date: Sunday, January 31, 2010, 10:26 PM

>

> Ã‚Â

>

> I am currently 6 mos pregnant and intend on breastfeeding again this time

around. My son's DAN suggested I do the Porphyrines test beforehand to see how

toxic I am. I have chelated in the past and collected urine afterwards and my

lead, nickel and uranium levels were always high (but this is with a provoking

agent). I feel like it would be more beneficial to actually test my breastmilk

because even if my levels are high I may not have a chance of passing in the

milk? Is it possible to test that instead of my urine? Have any of you done

this?

>

> Thanks,

>

> Michele

>

February 1, 2010

I totally agree....I wish I had cleaned up our environment when mine were

little....Breastfeeding is best for baby!!!!

ANN

_____

From: [mailto: ]

On Behalf Of Pamela H

Sent: Monday, February 01, 2010 6:24 AM

Subject: [ ] Re: Testing Breastmilk for Heavy Metals

I think your MD is wrong. I have not studied it extensively, but my guess is

the benefits of breastfeeding will almost always outweigh the risks. Your

baby will get pollutants from the formulas, too, along with a lower quality

nutrition. Nothing is clean.

Formula will give little immune boost, substitute enzymes,

cattle/goat/non-human proteins that might not be tolerated, any contaminants

from the manufacturing process (or from those animals themselves), and

perhaps a false sense of security (that you are protecting your child).

Instead, I suggest reducing your daily exposure to toxins by changing any

cleaning products, storage materials (go glass, no plastic), hygeine

products, organic diet and such. My guess is you live a pretty healthy life

already.

Congratulations, and I wish you a healthy baby.

Pam

> >

> > From: SunLoving <mbaldori@>

> > Subject: [ ] Testing Breastmilk for Heavy Metals

> > @ <mailto: %40>

> > Date: Sunday, January 31, 2010, 10:26 PM

> >

> > Â

> >

> > I am currently 6 mos pregnant and intend on breastfeeding again this

time around. My son's DAN suggested I do the Porphyrines test beforehand to

see how toxic I am. I have chelated in the past and collected urine

afterwards and my lead, nickel and uranium levels were always high (but this

is with a provoking agent). I feel like it would be more beneficial to

actually test my breastmilk because even if my levels are high I may not

have a chance of passing in the milk? Is it possible to test that instead of

my urine? Have any of you done this?

> >

> > Thanks,

> >

> > Michele

> >

February 1, 2010

Great to hear you are natural. By all means, do not get induced with Pitocin and

haveÂ an epidural. This is what we did and we have two autistic boys.

I have been reading horrible stuff about this combination. Go natural child

birth if at all possible.

TJ

________________________________

From: SunLoving <mbaldori@...>

Sent: Sun, January 31, 2010 8:57:12 PM

Subject: [ ] Re: Testing Breastmilk for Heavy Metals

Â

Right...I'm as natural as they come so I won't be taking any pharmaceuticals

regardless. My son's DAN seems to think my breastmilk would do more harm than

good if I was toxic. What lab did you test it through?

>

> From: SunLoving <mbaldori@.. .>

> Subject: [ ] Testing Breastmilk for Heavy Metals

>

> Date: Sunday, January 31, 2010, 10:26 PM

>

> Ã‚Â

>

> I am currently 6 mos pregnant and intend on breastfeeding again this time

around. My son's DAN suggested I do the Porphyrines test beforehand to see how

toxic I am. I have chelated in the past and collected urine afterwards and my

lead, nickel and uranium levels were always high (but this is with a provoking

agent). I feel like it would be more beneficial to actually test my breastmilk

because even if my levels are high I may not have a chance of passing in the

milk? Is it possible to test that instead of my urine? Have any of you done

this?

>

> Thanks,

>

> Michele

>

February 1, 2010

That happened to me too, with our youngest child who is severely Autistic.

Pitocin, epidural, and c-section.

From: TJ Werth <tj_werth@...>

Subject: Re: [ ] Re: Testing Breastmilk for Heavy Metals

Date: Monday, February 1, 2010, 1:30 PM

Â

Great to hear you are natural. By all means, do not get induced with Pitocin and

haveÂ an epidural. This is what we did and we have two autistic boys.

I have been reading horrible stuff about this combination. Go natural child

birth if at all possible.

TJ

____________ _________ _________ __

From: SunLoving <mbaldori (DOT) com>

Sent: Sun, January 31, 2010 8:57:12 PM

Subject: [ ] Re: Testing Breastmilk for Heavy Metals

Â

Right...I'm as natural as they come so I won't be taking any pharmaceuticals

regardless. My son's DAN seems to think my breastmilk would do more harm than

good if I was toxic. What lab did you test it through?

>

> From: SunLoving <mbaldori@.. .>

> Subject: [ ] Testing Breastmilk for Heavy Metals

>

> Date: Sunday, January 31, 2010, 10:26 PM

>

> Ã‚Â

>

> I am currently 6 mos pregnant and intend on breastfeeding again this time

around. My son's DAN suggested I do the Porphyrines test beforehand to see how

toxic I am. I have chelated in the past and collected urine afterwards and my

lead, nickel and uranium levels were always high (but this is with a provoking

agent). I feel like it would be more beneficial to actually test my breastmilk

because even if my levels are high I may not have a chance of passing in the

milk? Is it possible to test that instead of my urine? Have any of you done

this?

>

> Thanks,

>

> Michele

>

February 1, 2010

Same exact scenario here, only my son is high functioning.

> >

> > From: SunLoving <mbaldori@ .>

> > Subject: [ ] Testing Breastmilk for Heavy Metals

> >

> > Date: Sunday, January 31, 2010, 10:26 PM

> >

> > Ã‚Â

> >

> > I am currently 6 mos pregnant and intend on breastfeeding again this time

around. My son's DAN suggested I do the Porphyrines test beforehand to see how

toxic I am. I have chelated in the past and collected urine afterwards and my

lead, nickel and uranium levels were always high (but this is with a provoking

agent). I feel like it would be more beneficial to actually test my breastmilk

because even if my levels are high I may not have a chance of passing in the

milk? Is it possible to test that instead of my urine? Have any of you done

this?

> >

> > Thanks,

> >

> > Michele

> >

February 1, 2010

I did get pitocin also with my son, and our doctor recomended Respen disc

system, homeopathic, supposed to reverse damage from Pitocin, has any body tried

this?

Natalia

From: TJ Werth <tj_werth@...>

Subject: Re: [ ] Re: Testing Breastmilk for Heavy Metals

Date: Monday, February 1, 2010, 1:30 PM

Â

Great to hear you are natural. By all means, do not get induced with Pitocin and

haveÂ an epidural. This is what we did and we have two autistic boys.

I have been reading horrible stuff about this combination. Go natural child

birth if at all possible.

TJ

____________ _________ _________ __

From: SunLoving <mbaldori (DOT) com>

Sent: Sun, January 31, 2010 8:57:12 PM

Subject: [ ] Re: Testing Breastmilk for Heavy Metals

Â

Right...I'm as natural as they come so I won't be taking any pharmaceuticals

regardless. My son's DAN seems to think my breastmilk would do more harm than

good if I was toxic. What lab did you test it through?

>

> From: SunLoving <mbaldori@.. .>

> Subject: [ ] Testing Breastmilk for Heavy Metals

>

> Date: Sunday, January 31, 2010, 10:26 PM

>

> Ã‚Â

>

> I am currently 6 mos pregnant and intend on breastfeeding again this time

around. My son's DAN suggested I do the Porphyrines test beforehand to see how

toxic I am. I have chelated in the past and collected urine afterwards and my

lead, nickel and uranium levels were always high (but this is with a provoking

agent). I feel like it would be more beneficial to actually test my breastmilk

because even if my levels are high I may not have a chance of passing in the

milk? Is it possible to test that instead of my urine? Have any of you done

this?

>

> Thanks,

>

> Michele

>

February 1, 2010

Thank you everyone!! I agree that breast is best and I have been struggling over

this. My son will not be vaccinated and I intend on staying organic while he is

being breastfed (may even go GFCF). I am going to TRY my damndest not to get an

epidural this time. I caved previously with my first born son (who has Autism).

He was also born at 36wks so I don't imagine I will need pitocin! If anything I

will be trying to avoid terbutiline this time. Oh...if I knew then what I know

now!

> >

> > From: SunLoving <mbaldori@ .>

> > Subject: [ ] Testing Breastmilk for Heavy Metals

> >

> > Date: Sunday, January 31, 2010, 10:26 PM

> >

> > Ã‚Â

> >

> > I am currently 6 mos pregnant and intend on breastfeeding again this time

around. My son's DAN suggested I do the Porphyrines test beforehand to see how

toxic I am. I have chelated in the past and collected urine afterwards and my

lead, nickel and uranium levels were always high (but this is with a provoking

agent). I feel like it would be more beneficial to actually test my breastmilk

because even if my levels are high I may not have a chance of passing in the

milk? Is it possible to test that instead of my urine? Have any of you done

this?

> >

> > Thanks,

> >

> > Michele

> >

February 1, 2010

is there mercury in the pitocin? and how about the epidural?

On Feb 1, 2010, at 12:30 PM, TJ Werth wrote:

> Great to hear you are natural. By all means, do not get induced with Pitocin

and have an epidural. This is what we did and we have two autistic boys.

> I have been reading horrible stuff about this combination. Go natural child

birth if at all possible.

> TJ

>

> ________________________________

> From: SunLoving <mbaldori@...>

>

> Sent: Sun, January 31, 2010 8:57:12 PM

> Subject: [ ] Re: Testing Breastmilk for Heavy Metals

>

> Right...I'm as natural as they come so I won't be taking any pharmaceuticals

regardless. My son's DAN seems to think my breastmilk would do more harm than

good if I was toxic. What lab did you test it through?

>

> >

> > From: SunLoving <mbaldori@.. .>

> > Subject: [ ] Testing Breastmilk for Heavy Metals

> >

> > Date: Sunday, January 31, 2010, 10:26 PM

> >

> > Â

> >

> > I am currently 6 mos pregnant and intend on breastfeeding again this time

around. My son's DAN suggested I do the Porphyrines test beforehand to see how

toxic I am. I have chelated in the past and collected urine afterwards and my

lead, nickel and uranium levels were always high (but this is with a provoking

agent). I feel like it would be more beneficial to actually test my breastmilk

because even if my levels are high I may not have a chance of passing in the

milk? Is it possible to test that instead of my urine? Have any of you done

this?

> >

> > Thanks,

> >

> > Michele

> >

February 1, 2010

Make sure to take your essential fatty acids, too, while pregnant and nursing.

Epidurals do not cause Autism.

Pam

> > >

> > > From: SunLoving <mbaldori@ .>

> > > Subject: [ ] Testing Breastmilk for Heavy Metals

> > >

> > > Date: Sunday, January 31, 2010, 10:26 PM

> > >

> > > Ã‚Â

> > >

> > > I am currently 6 mos pregnant and intend on breastfeeding again this time

around. My son's DAN suggested I do the Porphyrines test beforehand to see how

toxic I am. I have chelated in the past and collected urine afterwards and my

lead, nickel and uranium levels were always high (but this is with a provoking

agent). I feel like it would be more beneficial to actually test my breastmilk

because even if my levels are high I may not have a chance of passing in the

milk? Is it possible to test that instead of my urine? Have any of you done

this?

> > >

> > > Thanks,

> > >

> > > Michele

> > >

February 1, 2010

We are trying Respen-A starting this week. It is suppose to address the damage

caused by this. Not a cure, but a treatment.

I'll let you guys know how it goes.

TJ

________________________________

From: laura19982005 <laura19982005@...>

Sent: Mon, February 1, 2010 11:12:19 AM

Subject: [ ] Re: Testing Breastmilk for Heavy Metals

Â

Same exact scenario here, only my son is high functioning.

> >

> > From: SunLoving <mbaldori@ .>

> > Subject: [ ] Testing Breastmilk for Heavy Metals

> >

> > Date: Sunday, January 31, 2010, 10:26 PM

> >

> > Ãƒâ€šÃ‚Â

> >

> > I am currently 6 mos pregnant and intend on breastfeeding again this time

around. My son's DAN suggested I do the Porphyrines test beforehand to see how

toxic I am. I have chelated in the past and collected urine afterwards and my

lead, nickel and uranium levels were always high (but this is with a provoking

agent). I feel like it would be more beneficial to actually test my breastmilk

because even if my levels are high I may not have a chance of passing in the

milk? Is it possible to test that instead of my urine? Have any of you done

this?

> >

> > Thanks,

> >

> > Michele

> >

February 1, 2010

We are trying on our youngest this week. I'll let you know how it goes.

TJ

________________________________

From: ifamily <nvibbott@...>

Sent: Mon, February 1, 2010 11:25:08 AM

Subject: Re: [ ] Re: Testing Breastmilk for Heavy Metals

Â

I did get pitocin also with my son, and our doctor recomended Respen disc

system, homeopathic, supposed to reverse damage from Pitocin, has any body tried

this?

Natalia

From: TJ Werth <tj_werth (DOT) com>

Subject: Re: [ ] Re: Testing Breastmilk for Heavy Metals

Date: Monday, February 1, 2010, 1:30 PM

Â

Great to hear you are natural. By all means, do not get induced with Pitocin and

haveÂ an epidural. This is what we did and we have two autistic boys.

I have been reading horrible stuff about this combination. Go natural child

birth if at all possible.

TJ

____________ _________ _________ __

From: SunLoving <mbaldori (DOT) com>

Sent: Sun, January 31, 2010 8:57:12 PM

Subject: [ ] Re: Testing Breastmilk for Heavy Metals

Â

Right...I'm as natural as they come so I won't be taking any pharmaceuticals

regardless. My son's DAN seems to think my breastmilk would do more harm than

good if I was toxic. What lab did you test it through?

>

> From: SunLoving <mbaldori@.. .>

> Subject: [ ] Testing Breastmilk for Heavy Metals

>

> Date: Sunday, January 31, 2010, 10:26 PM

>

> Ã‚Â

>

> I am currently 6 mos pregnant and intend on breastfeeding again this time

around. My son's DAN suggested I do the Porphyrines test beforehand to see how

toxic I am. I have chelated in the past and collected urine afterwards and my

lead, nickel and uranium levels were always high (but this is with a provoking

agent). I feel like it would be more beneficial to actually test my breastmilk

because even if my levels are high I may not have a chance of passing in the

milk? Is it possible to test that instead of my urine? Have any of you done

this?

>

> Thanks,

>

> Michele

>

February 1, 2010

it's not the epidural, but the pitocin. The epidural just makes it so you need

more pitocin because you can't feel the contractions.

At least that's what these folks are saying. Click on the link that says

" science overview "

http://neuro-med.net/respena.html

TJ

________________________________

From: Pamela H <phaselow@...>

Sent: Mon, February 1, 2010 1:21:49 PM

Subject: [ ] Re: Testing Breastmilk for Heavy Metals

Â

Make sure to take your essential fatty acids, too, while pregnant and nursing.

Epidurals do not cause Autism.

Pam

> > >

> > > From: SunLoving <mbaldori@ .>

> > > Subject: [ ] Testing Breastmilk for Heavy Metals

> > >

> > > Date: Sunday, January 31, 2010, 10:26 PM

> > >

> > > Ãƒâ€šÃ‚Â

> > >

> > > I am currently 6 mos pregnant and intend on breastfeeding again this time

around. My son's DAN suggested I do the Porphyrines test beforehand to see how

toxic I am. I have chelated in the past and collected urine afterwards and my

lead, nickel and uranium levels were always high (but this is with a provoking

agent). I feel like it would be more beneficial to actually test my breastmilk

because even if my levels are high I may not have a chance of passing in the

milk? Is it possible to test that instead of my urine? Have any of you done

this?

> > >

> > > Thanks,

> > >

> > > Michele

> > >

February 1, 2010

Click the link " science overview " http://neuro-med.net/respena.html

Has to do with nerve growth in the brain dring the first 10 days of life.

TJ

________________________________

From: " diamond12345@... " <diamond12345@...>

Sent: Mon, February 1, 2010 12:50:01 PM

Subject: Re: [ ] Re: Testing Breastmilk for Heavy Metals

is there mercury in the pitocin? and how about the epidural?

On Feb 1, 2010, at 12:30 PM, TJ Werth wrote:

> Great to hear you are natural. By all means, do not get induced with Pitocin

and have an epidural. This is what we did and we have two autistic boys.

> I have been reading horrible stuff about this combination. Go natural child

birth if at all possible.

> TJ

>

> ________________________________

> From: SunLoving <mbaldori@...>

>

> Sent: Sun, January 31, 2010 8:57:12 PM

> Subject: [ ] Re: Testing Breastmilk for Heavy Metals

>

> Right...I'm as natural as they come so I won't be taking any pharmaceuticals

regardless. My son's DAN seems to think my breastmilk would do more harm than

good if I was toxic. What lab did you test it through?

>

> >

> > From: SunLoving <mbaldori@.. .>

> > Subject: [ ] Testing Breastmilk for Heavy Metals

> >

> > Date: Sunday, January 31, 2010, 10:26 PM

> >

> > Â

> >

> > I am currently 6 mos pregnant and intend on breastfeeding again this time

around. My son's DAN suggested I do the Porphyrines test beforehand to see how

toxic I am. I have chelated in the past and collected urine afterwards and my

lead, nickel and uranium levels were always high (but this is with a provoking

agent). I feel like it would be more beneficial to actually test my breastmilk

because even if my levels are high I may not have a chance of passing in the

milk? Is it possible to test that instead of my urine? Have any of you done

this?

> >

> > Thanks,

> >

> > Michele

> >

February 1, 2010

Definately let us know, what is the Respen -A?? What about oxytocin for

autistic kids, what do you know about it??

thanks

> > > >

> > > > From: SunLoving <mbaldori@ .>

> > > > Subject: [ ] Testing Breastmilk for Heavy Metals

> > > >

> > > > Date: Sunday, January 31, 2010, 10:26 PM

> > > >

> > > > Ãƒâ€šÃ‚Â

> > > >

> > > > I am currently 6 mos pregnant and intend on breastfeeding again this

time around. My son's DAN suggested I do the Porphyrines test beforehand to see

how toxic I am. I have chelated in the past and collected urine afterwards and

my lead, nickel and uranium levels were always high (but this is with a

provoking agent). I feel like it would be more beneficial to actually test my

breastmilk because even if my levels are high I may not have a chance of passing

in the milk? Is it possible to test that instead of my urine? Have any of you

done this?

> > > >

> > > > Thanks,

> > > >

> > > > Michele

> > > >

February 1, 2010

Most of us on this group have come to the consensus that breast milk offers some

protection to the brain from autism. Most of our kids began to get worse or

regress following weaning to formula. Doctors also fail to tell you that formula

has it's own metal contamination factor...as they usually have aluminum. Then

the factor that most babies don't digest formula very well and thus are lacking

nutritionally.

It is known that some metals do pass in milk but they also pass in utero..so

whatever metals you have, the baby is already getting those. However with

breastmilk...there would be more protection for the brain and better nutrients

for brain development.

Tap water, bottled water and formula come with their own risks. I beleive that

my son getting breast milk in his first four months afforded him some protection

over his peers who never received breast milk. I think this might have

contributed to why his diagnosis was PDD and not autism.

You can get breast milk tested by Doctors Data Inc to see what you are

excreting. I think the best chance to avoid autism is simply to avoid all

vaccination for your infant. That's where the real metal exposures start coming

in.

Jan

>

> I am currently 6 mos pregnant and intend on breastfeeding again this time

around. My son's DAN suggested I do the Porphyrines test beforehand to see how

toxic I am. I have chelated in the past and collected urine afterwards and my

lead, nickel and uranium levels were always high (but this is with a provoking

agent). I feel like it would be more beneficial to actually test my breastmilk

because even if my levels are high I may not have a chance of passing in the

milk? Is it possible to test that instead of my urine? Have any of you done

this?

>

> Thanks,

>

> Michele

>

February 1, 2010

No there isn't any mercury in it.

> > >

> > > From: SunLoving <mbaldori@ .>

> > > Subject: [ ] Testing Breastmilk for Heavy Metals

> > >

> > > Date: Sunday, January 31, 2010, 10:26 PM

> > >

> > > Â

> > >

> > > I am currently 6 mos pregnant and intend on breastfeeding again this time

around. My son's DAN suggested I do the Porphyrines test beforehand to see how

toxic I am. I have chelated in the past and collected urine afterwards and my

lead, nickel and uranium levels were always high (but this is with a provoking

agent). I feel like it would be more beneficial to actually test my breastmilk

because even if my levels are high I may not have a chance of passing in the

milk? Is it possible to test that instead of my urine? Have any of you done

this?

> > >

> > > Thanks,

> > >

> > > Michele

> > >

February 1, 2010

> > > > >

> > > > > From: SunLoving <mbaldori@ .>

> > > > > Subject: [ ] Testing Breastmilk for Heavy Metals

> > > > >

> > > > > Date: Sunday, January 31, 2010, 10:26 PM

> > > > >

> > > > > Ãƒâ€šÃ‚Â

> > > > >

> > > > > I am currently 6 mos pregnant and intend on breastfeeding again this

time around. My son's DAN suggested I do the Porphyrines test beforehand to see

how toxic I am. I have chelated in the past and collected urine afterwards and

my lead, nickel and uranium levels were always high (but this is with a

provoking agent). I feel like it would be more beneficial to actually test my

breastmilk because even if my levels are high I may not have a chance of passing

in the milk? Is it possible to test that instead of my urine? Have any of you

done this?

> > > > >

> > > > > Thanks,

> > > > >

> > > > > Michele

> > > > >

> > > > > Hi all,

Back to the epidural/pitocin stuff - any interventions in labor (whether it be

pitocin, epidurals, forceps/vacuum, csection - have a higher risk of association

with ASD's. New research is showing that kids with autism are more likely than

kids without autism to have had medical interventions during childbirth. Why?

This is of course has not yet been proven, but is likely due to a decrease in

the delivery of oxygen to baby.

Dr. Sara

> > > > >

February 1, 2010

Hi All,

What kind of damage does Pitocin do? I was going for a " V-back " and doctor

tried to induce my labor at 42 weeks by using the max dose of Pitocin for 8 plus

hours . They finally gave up and offered me a c-section which I readily

accepted.

My second son has had a lot more issues than my first one.

I'm wondering if it has to do with the fact that he/me didn't produce pitocin in

the first place to get labor going or that I used Pitocin.

Thanks,

Farhin

> >

> > From: SunLoving <mbaldori@ .>

> > Subject: [ ] Testing Breastmilk for Heavy Metals

> >

> > Date: Sunday, January 31, 2010, 10:26 PM

> >

> > Ã‚

> >

> > I am currently 6 mos pregnant and intend on breastfeeding again this time

around. My son's DAN suggested I do the Porphyrines test beforehand to see how

toxic I am. I have chelated in the past and collected urine afterwards and my

lead, nickel and uranium levels were always high (but this is with a provoking

agent). I feel like it would be more beneficial to actually test my breastmilk

because even if my levels are high I may not have a chance of passing in the

milk? Is it possible to test that instead of my urine? Have any of you done

this?

> >

> > Thanks,

> >

> > Michele

> >

February 3, 2010

We did not vaccinate our dd and I nursed her for 18 mths and she still developed

autism. She started showing " signs " around 13 months. I very much enjoyed

nursing her and would not have given that up but I have 9 amalgams I need

replaced and think maybe that contributed to it (maybe in utero). Also had

pitocin. She also did not receive the vit. K shot in the hospital (this is a

standard shot and they do not need to ask the parent for permission to give).

Not sure if the vit. K shot had any preservatives but I did not feel it was

necessary. Just watch your child. As a parent you know what to look for. I had

family members tell me there was nothing wrong but I knew (we also have a 10

year old with autism. Also nursed him not as long but he was fully vaxed until 2

1/2). Try not to worry (which is hard). If something is off then do AC chelation

early.

I thank the Lord for leading me to this group because with AC chelation I am

getting her back. We just finished round 10 and she is doing great. Seeing big

things with her smaller things with her brother.

Take care,

> >

> > I am currently 6 mos pregnant and intend on breastfeeding again this time

around. My son's DAN suggested I do the Porphyrines test beforehand to see how

toxic I am. I have chelated in the past and collected urine afterwards and my

lead, nickel and uranium levels were always high (but this is with a provoking

agent). I feel like it would be more beneficial to actually test my breastmilk

because even if my levels are high I may not have a chance of passing in the

milk? Is it possible to test that instead of my urine? Have any of you done

this?

> >

> > Thanks,

> >

> > Michele

> >

>

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