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Nettle is just a vegetable, and could easily be eaten as a cooked
vegetable, steamed like any other dark green leafy veggie. For this
reason I wouldn't worry about the mom of any baby using pure nettle,
even as tea/infusion, *in reasonable amounts equivalent to what could
be eaten,* because it is just an ingredient in a healthy diet. It
would be like dehydrating your garden spinach/chard/romaine and putting
it in soup during the winter.
Lynn in MO
On Apr 18, 2007, at 10:59 AM, LACTNET automatic digest system wrote:
> Have things changed? We have a group of new LCs not used to the
> premi=20
> population who are recommending use of Mothers Milk Teas, Nettle,
> Fennel,=
> =20
> etc. We're talking Level 3 NICU patients, so I'm not really
> comfortable w=
> ith=20
> these recommendations
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