Re: Risk of mercury in breast milk (Meryl)

[Guest guest]

There can be things taken to reduce the levels of

> mercury in your body and in your breast milk - look at homoeopathy,

> chelation - but do NOT stop feeding.That is your baby's lifeline

to future

> good health physically and mentally!

>

> All the best,

> Meryl

I don't want to stop breastfeeding. but the problem is, when the

filling is leaking and probably the others too (they are old) and

removed, there is a great surge in mercury in my body that goes

stright to the milk... and when baby nurses it goes stright to the

baby's brain. so besides chelating myself, even if I will chelate

the baby, it can remove the mercury but after it done damage... not

that I am going to stop breastfeeding, but I want to meet someone

who is knowledgeable in amalgam removal for breastfeeding mothers

without hurting the breastfeeding relationship, or at least the

shortest possible temporary weaning with a plan how to pull it all

together.

if you know about it, or know someone who is informed, let me know

thanks!!

[Guest guest]

wow, I never thought about this. Guess I'll be living with the amalgam

until Liam weans!!! My dentist knew all the answers when I asked him hwo he

removes them, but he doesn't recommend taking them out 1. all at once or 2.

until they need to be replaced anyway ....(it will start as soon as Liam

weans, I know 2 need to be replaced now and the rest are just as old and

will soon follow!

in IL (missed you guiys last month!)

Re: Risk of mercury in breast milk (Meryl)

>

> There can be things taken to reduce the levels of

> > mercury in your body and in your breast milk - look at homoeopathy,

> > chelation - but do NOT stop feeding.That is your baby's lifeline

> to future

> > good health physically and mentally!

> >

> > All the best,

> > Meryl

>

> I don't want to stop breastfeeding. but the problem is, when the

> filling is leaking and probably the others too (they are old) and

> removed, there is a great surge in mercury in my body that goes

> stright to the milk... and when baby nurses it goes stright to the

> baby's brain. so besides chelating myself, even if I will chelate

> the baby, it can remove the mercury but after it done damage... not

> that I am going to stop breastfeeding, but I want to meet someone

> who is knowledgeable in amalgam removal for breastfeeding mothers

> without hurting the breastfeeding relationship, or at least the

> shortest possible temporary weaning with a plan how to pull it all

> together.

> if you know about it, or know someone who is informed, let me know

> thanks!!

>

>

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>

>

>

[Guest guest]

If you Are going to continue nursing (which I would too ;-), I'd pump and

freeze as much milk as possible before you do the removal of the filling.

Then do the " pump & dump " routine after the removal & while your body is

detoxing, to keep your body used to needing to make milk.

Jan G.

SAHM of 8, doula, breastfeeding advocate

[Guest guest]

May not help the decision, but this is interesting:

http://www.gentlebirth.org/archives/mercury.html

Sue

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> If you Are going to continue nursing (which I would too ;-), I'd pump and

> freeze as much milk as possible before you do the removal of the filling.

> Then do the " pump & dump " routine after the removal & while your body is

> detoxing, to keep your body used to needing to make milk.

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> Jan G.

> SAHM of 8, doula, breastfeeding advocate

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