I've searched the archives and can't find the answer to my question.  I
have a mom with a "skin condition" that is not eczema.  Prior to this baby,
who is now 4 months old, she took Brewer's Yeast, and it helped her control
skin condition (rash on her arms and legs).  I know Brewer's Yeast has been
used to increase milk.  She does not need it for this.  The archives state
it shouldn't be taken longer than 4 days.  Nothing in Hale, or his
website.  I can't find any info on its safety.  The bottle says you can
take 8-16 tablets daily.  Each tablet is 500mg.  Does anyone have any info
on dosage, or length of time she could take it?  She wants to do this
daily, not only for a few days, and said she would like to take 6-8 pills
if possible.  Thanks, Mandy Frost, MS, RD, IBCLC

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