Oh that's even more fascinating, if we have someone translating the 
original study!

This is so tantalising... I still don't know what the 'right' prep is!

Any chance he can tell you? If he can make it up, surely he knows what 
it is?

I wasn't proposing running out and using it either, but it's just so 
tantalising, having this info, but with no idea of what the actual 
product is, if that makes sense.  I've used peppermint water in cooking 
for medieval banquets, so I can pop out to the chemist and buy both 
rose, and peppermint water easily.  (Well I could, some years ago, no 
idea if I still can!

But is it _that_ peppermint water!  And if so, will I find it easily in 
some of the Muslim run chemists as the Mums are using it and just not 
mentioning it as it's too common place to mention?  So intriguing.  :-)

Morgan

 Robin Roots,Rn Ibclc wrote:
> Yes Morgan you are correct, I got the study from a pharmasist who is from 
> the Middle east.   He said the study came from Iran.  I would love to show 
> you the study..All the pages..  Unless this is the same study as previously 
> noted.
>
> It was published in April 19 2007  International Breastfeeding journal 2007, 2:7 
>
> This article is available from 
> http://www.internationalbreastfeedingjournal.com/content/2/1/7
>
> The study does state that moms put the 'water" on after feeds and wipe it off 
> before feeding again.  And yes the concentration must be correct.  He said he 
> would have to compound the proper ingredients.  

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