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"Kerri Smith, BC, Canada" <[log in to unmask]>
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Wed, 18 Jun 2003 01:28:19 EDT
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I noticed this in my youngest when he was nursing fulltime.  When I was
smooching and snuggling him I could smell his breath and it didn't smell all that
sweet!  I think it was caused by what I was eating.  Onions and garlic and
curry and other spices are noticeable in our sweat, breath, and our milk.  Babies
have the same thing.  We know our milk is flavoured by what we eat.

Kerri

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