Re: Re: Testing Breastmilk for Heavy Metals - Now Respen- A - / Pitocin

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You can read about it in the link below. It explains what happens in the

newborn's brain when too much Pitocin is used. The Respen-A is suppose to

counteract this and provide relief to some autistic behaviors.

Here is their statement " Respen-Aâ„¢ Patent Pending- Neuro-Med has a patent

pending for the method of administering a low dose of reserpine or an MAO-A

agonist to lessen or alleviate the symptoms associated with Autism Spectrum

Disorder (ASD).

http://www.respen-a.com/respen-A/respenAclinical.pdf

We are going to try it this week on our youngest boy.

TJ

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From: Farhin A <farhin.ali@...>

Sent: Mon, February 1, 2010 7:15:48 PM

Subject: [ ] Re: Testing Breastmilk for Heavy Metals

 

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

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> > Subject: [ ] Testing Breastmilk for Heavy Metals

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> > 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?

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