Caffeine and Alcohol during Pregnancy and Breastfeeding
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- Опубликовано: 4 окт 2024
- Learn how and when to enjoy coffee, caffeine or alcohol safely and how they may impact your baby or pregnancy. The safe enjoyment of both caffeine and alcohol is a frequent question moms often have when pregnant or breastfeeding. Pregnancy Drinking Do's & Don't's. What drinks are safe when pregnant? Caffeine while breastfeeding. Caffeine while nursing. Alcohol while nursing. Alcohol while breastfeeding. Caffeine while Pregnant. Alcohol while pregnant.
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What are some of your other favorite drinks that you may have some questions about?
Thank you so much for the clear and direct information. I did not understand how alcohol was not still in the milk even when it was not in the bloodstream but you made it clear that it renters the bloodstream and is metabolized from the system. Thank you so much for being the only person (that I found) on the internet to make this distinction!
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I really wish there were more studies done on alcohol and breast feeding. I’ve only found two or three studies and two of them didn’t differentiate between pregnant mothers and breast feeding mothers. I saw two instances of very specific stories in which the mothers drank in excess of 24 beers a day and the other drank bottles of wine a day which led to one baby having seizures and the other having a pseudo cushings disease but both mothers stopped drinking and the babies recovered quickly.
Mathematically if your BAC is .08% then your milk is .08%, which is 500 times less that 40% liquor. If we assumed the baby is 10 times smaller than the breast feeding mother (17lbs to 170lbs) then it would be the equivalent of the mother drinking something that is 0.8% alcohol, which is SLIGHTLY above a non alcoholic beer. And that just if you push yourself to the legal limit at which they say “if you’re safe to drive you’re safe to breastfeed.” Which for a 170 lb female is 3-5 shots.
I guess all I’m saying is I wish there wasn’t guess work involved in this and it seems like most of the advice is more stigma around alcohol than actionable advice based on scientific research. There needs to be more research done so that there isn’t so much misinformation or speculation on this subject online. It confuses mothers
Thank you for sharing!
What about drinking kombucha and breastfeeding? Like Helath Aid kombucha? I believe it has 0.5% alcohol
Thank you so much.
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Hey love very informative
Thanks so much
So drinking it isn't illegal?
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I am lactic mother.can I take green coffee?plz give me the answer
Thanks for the question. Just like regular coffee, green coffee brewed normally is ok to drink while breastfeeding but only 1 or 2 cups per day. If you are trying to use green coffee pills for weight loss or other purposes, you will not be able to use them while breastfeeding.
Thanks a lot mam..I want to take green coffee as a drink for weight loss ..my baby is 8 months only ..that case I m worried to take it..
@@turnaabdullah3424 After you are done breastfeeding this may be an option but not at this moment. My suggestion is to focus on your diet a bit. Less sugars, more vegetables. However, I tell moms this all the time. It took 10 months for your body to support this baby, it takes at least 10 months for you to recover. Enjoy breastfeeding your baby!
Thank you for this super informative video! Very helpful!
@@alyonapannikova6099 You're welcome!
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