I was always told that one of the best ways to get
rid of extra pregnancy kilo's (usually stored as fat) was to
breastfeed? whether your start weight at the beginning of pregnancy
was 110kg or 50kg there will be excess fat in the body, should we
stop breastfeeding for fear of these toxins?
Michel Odent has written quite a bit about this problem of toxins
stored in fat and their release during weight loss, especially in
relation to preconception care. He has even developed a strategy for
preparing the body for pregnancy that involves ridding the body of
these toxins - he's called
Hi all,I have been through my lactation textbooks, which
are getting a bit ancient I must admit, regarding the safety or otherwise of
dieting in pregnancy question. I was able to find a reference to toxins in
breastmilk in Breastfeeding Matters by Maureen Minchin on p28-30 "A baby's
exposure
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certainly cleared that up! Woohoo!
Pinky
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From:
B &
G
To: ozmidwifery@acegraphics.com.au
Sent: Sunday, January 29, 2006 12:50
PM
Subject: [ozmidwifery] weight gain in
pregnancy- another enlightened moment
Found on a new
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Found on a newsgroup a bit of lightening the
load.
Barb
Q: I've heard that cardiovascular
exercise can prolong life. Is this true?A: Your heart is only good for
so many beats, and that's it...don't waste them on exercise. Everything
wears out eventually. Speeding up your h
Ken?!
Thanks but I am sure I speak for a lot of people. I to have fought the
battle very hard. Research has found the overweight and obese do not
get those higher level jobs they apply for due to prejudices.
Shift work with irregular meals does not help many people with their
weight control.
Barb
Hi Barb,
No I refer to things such as pesticides which are deposited into fat. I am
sorry, should look up a reference for you. I remember learning this when
preparing for the lactation exam. (Might point out that I am classified
overweight myself!) It is not a good idea for a pregnant or lactating
Thankyou, Barb. I have fought a weight problem ALL my life, from your
description I feel you know me.
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>>> Given that it is usually poor diet and lifestyle that cause the
obesity...Hopefully this woman has learned to clean up her lifestyle on
a permanent basis for hers and future children's benefit.
OOOH Judgement statement!!
We are very quick to lay blame. Many of these women are victims. Vic
That would be great if families really planned and prepared
properly for pregnancy but most don't. Given that it is usually
poor diet and lifestyle that cause the obesity, they probably
have toxins running around anyway.
Hopefully this woman has learned to clean up her lifestyle on a
permanent bas
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