Guest guest Posted January 19, 2011 Report Share Posted January 19, 2011 Hello to all, While attending a breastfeeding class last night there was a discussion about breastfeeding and drinking alcohol. The instructor stated that expressed breastmilk that contains alcohol does not need to be dumped, that the breastmilk will eliminate the alcohol on its own. For example: mom drinks a glass or two of beer and she is feeling the effects of the alcohol. She could pump, store the milk that would contain alcohol, wait until she is no longer feeling the effect of the alcohol and the pumped milk would no longer have the alcohol in it. Or she could save it for a later date and use it then. Does anyone have research on this? BA, IBCLC LLL Leader P.P. From Heart 2 Tummy LC @ Tulare Region Medical Center (Note that I am not an RN hehehehe) Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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