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> Date: Mon, 26 Jun 2006 06:39:31 -0400
> From: "=?windows-1252?Q?Betsy_Riedel,RNC,IBCLC?="
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> Subject: infant weight loss
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> Much also depends on when the baby has been weighed.
> If we catch a baby=20=
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> before it has stooled or voided at all, then there
> is going to be more=20=
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> weight loss than if we weigh a baby who has already
> had meconium stools=20=
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> before birth, or has voided or stooled right after
> birth before we have a=
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> chance to get the scale into the room.
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> Betsy Riedel RNC, IBCLC
> Connecticut
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> Date: Mon, 26 Jun 2006 10:56:19 -0600
> From: Janice Reynolds <[log in to unmask]>
> Subject: MSNBC Today - breastfeeding questions
> answered.
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> MSNBC Today show was looking for breastfeeding
> questions for Monday's show.
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> Answering your questions about breastfeeding
> How long should a mother breastfeed? Is it going to
> hurt? Pediatrician Joan
> Meek addresses viewers' concerns, and breaks down
> the health benefits.
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> A recent U.S. government ad campaign using scare
> tactics to tout the
> benefits of breastfeeding has led to more questions
> than answers and has
> inspired some fiery debate. Dr. Joan Meek, a
> pediatrician and author of the
> American Academy of Pediatrics' new mother's guide
> to breastfeeding, answers
> your questions and explains the benefits of
> breastfeeding.
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> The questions, replies and video clip are here:
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> Janice Reynolds
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> Date: Mon, 26 Jun 2006 13:24:39 -0400
> From: =?windows-1252?Q?Linda_Folden_Palmer?=
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> Subject: Re: lactose intolerance
>
> Often, however, the GI will perform a lactose
> intolerance/lactase enzyme=20=
>
> test and it will be positive, and this is often
> misunderstood. When the G=
> I=20
> tract is undergoing inflammation, such as resulting
> from a milk-protein=20=
>
> reaction (as in dairy proteins from mom's diet), or
> from some diarrheal=20=
>
> disease, the availability of several enzymes goes
> down and does not=20
> rebound until some time after the cause of
> inflammation is resolved. Thus=
> =20
> lactose intolerance is nearly always a secondary
> effect in someone so=20
> young. They will feel somewhat better with a
> lactose-free diet, but only=20=
>
> partially, until the primary cause is resolved. Yes,
> it's sad to think ho=
> w=20
> many babies are being deprived of the benefits of
> lactose with its many=20=
>
> useful actions especially designed only for babies.
> linda
>
> Nikki wrote: Proteins make for intolerances,
> allergies and fussy=20=
>
> babies. Only rarely (1 in 60,000) is it lactose.
> Without lactose,=20
> calcium absorption is dampened. I wonder if we will
> see a spike in=20
> osteoporosis in another 10 or 20 years, when a
> generation of babies fed=20=
>
> lactose-free formula will be old enough to show it.
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Julie Merrill RNC IBCLC San Luis Obispo, Ca.
Today I saw a breastfeeding mother who
was 2 days postpartum with a 9lb. 6oz. fullterm infant
which has been nursing well since birth. The mother
had gastric bypass surgery a few years ago and
wondered how this would effect her milk. She no
longer digests dairy and was also anemic with the
pregnancy and attributed this to the surgery. She had
another child and breastfed without problems prior to
the gastric bypass. I could not find any info in Ruth
Lawrence 's, Jack Newman's, or the LLL Answer Book. I
would appreciate any info or guidance. The mother
gives me permission to post . Thank You, Julie
Merrill
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