Re: Re: Really new to this, overwhelmed by info/need some help

[Guest guest]

>Could you stop breastfeeding your child and just pump to get the

benefits (discard the milk)?

There is a hand-mouth-breast-eye to eye contact between the mother and

baby that is mandatory for healthy growth and development.

Dolphi

[Guest guest]

Could you stop breastfeeding your child and just pump to get the

benefits (discard the milk)?

[ ] Re: Really new to this, overwhelmed by info/need

some help

> This is what I was thinking.....the few concerns I have is....

>

> I usually breastfeed until pregnant, and sometimes do both at the

> same time. When I was not pregnant (prior to first full term

> pregnant) in the past, my lupus or pituitary tumor went nuts. I have

> had health care workers tell me to stay preg or bfeeding in order to

> keep the pituitary tumor " busy " , or it starts going fruity......

>

> I use NFP, and am proficient enough in it to naturally prevent

> pregnancies, I could go that way after breastfeeding in order to

> chelate/remove amalgams, but am concerned about my health without

> pregnanyc/bfeeding.....it seems i am much more healthy when one or

> the other.....

>

[Guest guest]

After this child weans, amalgam removal and chelation could very well provide

the relief from health issues which you have to date found through ongoing

pregnancies and breastfeeding. This route would also decrease the risk of

multigenerational mercury toxicity for any children you have in the future.

S

>Could you stop breastfeeding your child and just pump to get the<BR>

benefits (discard the milk)?<BR>

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There is a hand-mouth-breast-eye to eye contact between the mother and<BR>

baby that is mandatory for healthy growth and development.<BR>

<BR>

Dolphi<BR>

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[Guest guest]

I was just talking about when the child weans and she want the benefits

that help her feel well....

RE: [ ] Re: Really new to this, overwhelmed by

info/need some help

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>

> >Could you stop breastfeeding your child and just pump to get the

> benefits (discard the milk)?

>

> There is a hand-mouth-breast-eye to eye contact between the mother and

> baby that is mandatory for healthy growth and development.

>

> Dolphi

>

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