Mary writes:

Neither  have any respiratory symptoms.  Since some of the chemical came in 
 contact with mom's skin and she also inhaled some of it, she is concerned  
about her milk.  The chemicals are:  
monoammonium phosphate  (55-65% concentration)
ammonium sulfate (30-40% concentration)
silica  and mica (<1-2% concentration)

My gut is that the absorption would  be low and likely not problematic for 
the baby.  I just thought I'd see  if anyone here has any prior experience 
with such an  issue.

~~~
I remember contacting Judith ( cannot remember her name, sorry) at the NYS  
Dept of Health in Albany years ago with a question about two moms who would 
be  working with volatile chemicals ( regularly: one was working with 
embalming  fluids, the other with paints) and the bottom line was there were more 
chemicals  being breathed out onto the baby than would be coming through 
the milk.  I  wonder if this is at all applicable. 
 
Peace,
Judy 

Judy LeVan  Fram, PT, IBCLC, LLLL
Brooklyn, NY,  USA
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