Early Exposure to Milk Protein
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Topic: Early Exposure to Milk Protein
Posted By: AandCsmum
Subject: Early Exposure to Milk Protein
Date Posted: 17 July 2010 at 11:19pm
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http://www.sciencedaily.com/releases/2010/07/100714162145.htm?utm_source=feedburner&utm_medium=feed&utm_campaign=Feed%3A%20sciencedaily%20%28ScienceDaily%3A%20Latest%20Science%20News%29&utm_content=Google%20Reader - Early exposure to milk protein ------------- Kel http://lilypie.com"> 
A = 01.02.04 & C = 16.01.09 & G = 30.03.12 |
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Posted By: blondy
Date Posted: 18 July 2010 at 9:22am
I've been wondering about 'this' side of the argument, as there really are two camps of thought! But seriously, first 15 days  Would it not be enough if the mother is BFing and consuming milk?
But this bit is weird (are they saying that's what the WHO recommends?): The Tel Aviv University study provides invaluable information for lactation specialists, and possibly for the World Health Organization, which currently recommends that a woman switch from breast to bottle at the three-to-five month period. I do wonder how 'dangerous' the idea is, when BFing is hard enough, would this approach sway people away from BFing for longer/at all? Thanks for the link AandC'smum.....I'm wondering how we are going to approach things with #2 - do both of your two have dairy allergies? Did you do anything the same/different with C? -------------  
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Posted By: JadeC
Date Posted: 28 July 2010 at 9:51pm
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I read a discussion about this on another board, and they were very scathing. It seems it was paid for by a formula company for one thing. ------------- http://pregnancy.baby-gaga.com/" rel="nofollow"> 
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Posted By: blondy
Date Posted: 28 July 2010 at 9:56pm
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Totally wouldn't surprise me....it was a really weird article with lots of stress about bottle feeding (which I just assumed was because of where the study was done).
Thinking about it anyway, the baby would automatically get milk proteins via breastmilk, so any control group would need to have mothers on a dairy-free diet, and I don't think that was the case  -------------
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Posted By: AandCsmum
Date Posted: 28 July 2010 at 10:44pm
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It's one crazy story.
The one thing I did do differently is consume dairy from early on in pregnancy with C. All because I somehow discovered I could eat dairy with A in the third trimester. I have since found out that I can eat dairy while I am pregnant because immune systems get suppressed. So if me eating dairy caused it to be passed on I don't know. It could be that genetic luck of the draw as well. Interesting...the link is broken now, wonder if the story was removed? ------------- Kel http://lilypie.com">
A = 01.02.04 & C = 16.01.09 & G = 30.03.12 |
Posted By: AandCsmum
Date Posted: 28 July 2010 at 10:45pm
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I found my original email I received & the story appears to have gone. ------------- Kel http://lilypie.com">
A = 01.02.04 & C = 16.01.09 & G = 30.03.12 |
Posted By: T_Rex
Date Posted: 29 July 2010 at 12:49pm
I wonder about the pregnancy side of things too - cereal with milk was about the one thing I could reliably stomach for the first 18 weeks or so, so I had it for breakfast everyday, and sometimes for dinner too  ------------- http://lilypie.com">  http://lilypie.com">
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Posted By: Kellz
Date Posted: 29 July 2010 at 1:19pm
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I cant seem to find the article u are referring to from that link.
Isla was allergic to dairy products- I have always been intollerant, so was having soy and no cows milk when preg with her, but was having other dairy products. When preg with Aiden I tried to be as healthy as mpossible, still had soy and ate cheese, cottage cheese and plain yougurt, and choc. Once he was born I increased my soy intake and reduced the dairy prodcuts, eventually cutting out choc and having very little dairy products due to his reflux. When that didnt work , my natural health practioner told me to stop the soy, which I was consuming in increasing ammounts to try and increase my protein intake, and he improved staright away. I have tried to re-introduce tiny bits of soy to my diet and he is terribley unsettled for 24hrs each time. I have no idea if hes got a problem with dairy, I dont eat much on purpose and am not giving him any yet. |
Posted By: AandCsmum
Date Posted: 29 July 2010 at 9:36pm
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Kellz, I wonder if it's been removed as I couldn't find it either. ------------- Kel http://lilypie.com">
A = 01.02.04 & C = 16.01.09 & G = 30.03.12 |