Re: Question about Nursing with Amalgams

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At 04:19 PM 8/7/2006, you wrote:

>Milk thistle is not a chelator but it does protect/support the liver.

> S S

Exactly...I would think if she is breastfeeding she would NOT want to

use a chelator because it would pull more out, whereas the milk

thistle is known to be good for breastfeeding anyway (from the very

little reading I did!) and will help any mercury that is coming out

of the fillings be excreted rather than building up.

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At 07:57 PM 8/7/2006, you wrote:

>In FL raw milk cannot be sold " for human consumption. " If your

>state is like this, then yes, it's illegal to be sold in regular

>places

In CO and in many others, this is the case but if you own a cow, they

can't really stop you from drinking the raw milk. So instead of

buying raw milk, people buy a share of a cow - which someone else

takes care of for them, and milks, and provides them with the share

of the milk from that cow Essentially buying raw milk but not technically.

I've only see it associated with organic cows, simple because the

people that want raw milk wouldn't want anything less....but best to

check of course.

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I think I'd like to try milk thistle for myself (to help me and my

nursing baby) and I'd also like to start giving it to my 2 1/2 yo

son. Is there a formula to go by to figure out dosing? My 2 1/2 yo

weighs roughly 35 pounds and I weigh...a whole lot more than

that.

TIA,

Kathy in Florida

> <br>

> I don't know - we never got to that point. I'm sure others on the

<br>

> group know. Milk Thistle, obviously. My doc mentioned chlorella

but <br>

> others have had bad luck with it here, I guess.<br>

> <br>

> How about whichever of us is successful first can do the

research? <br>

> <br>

> Stroyan<br>

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[Guest guest]

Hi Kathy,

The dosing info on wupplement bottles is generally based upon a 150 lb adult.

Around 1/5 of that would be about what to give your son.

S S

<p>I think I'd like to try milk thistle for myself (to help me and

my <br>

nursing baby) and I'd also like to start giving it to my 2 1/2 yo <br>

son. Is there a formula to go by to figure out dosing? My 2 1/2 yo <br>

weighs roughly 35 pounds and I weigh...a whole lot more than <br>

that. <br>

<br>

TIA,<br>

<br>

Kathy in Florida<br>

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