Is it possible to breast feed to my mother?
Previously, there was an opinion that “foamy” is not justacceptable for nursing mothers, and even recommended. It was believed that it promotes milk production, and therefore many women were prescribed brewer's yeast after childbirth. Modern medical research shows that beer and lactation are rather mutually exclusive things.
When asked whether nursing mothers can drink beer, doctorsanswer negativelyPhoto: Getty It has been proven that a liter of beer with 5% ethanol content can kill 6,000 nerve cells. Alcohol has a negative effect on all of the mother's organs and systems: the liver, kidneys, gastrointestinal tract, and hormonal processes. Harmful substances enter the baby's body with the mother's milk and are slowly broken down by its underdeveloped and immature liver. The child pays a high price for the mother's bad habit. He may develop serious pathologies:
- the destruction of the immune system, making it immune to viruses and infections;
- lag in weight gain or sudden weight loss;
- lag in physical and mental development;
- motor disorders;
- intestinal colic and bloating;
- the likelihood of developing alcoholism in adolescence or adulthood.
Under the influence of the foamy drink the baby gets drunk,falls fast asleep. The baby may lose appetite: beer gives milk a bitter taste, which causes disgust in the child. Doctors are unanimous in their opinion that even non-alcoholic beer is not recommended for a nursing mother. This drink contains a large number of dangerous substances: stabilizers, preservatives, flavor enhancers and other food additives. They harm the body of both the mother and her baby. Often, women during lactation have an irresistible craving for beer, in extreme cases, you can drink a few sips of the "foamy" one, but it is much better to tell your gynecologist about your problems, who will prescribe a course of vitamin therapy and thereby solve the problem without harming the health of the baby. You should not risk the well-being of the baby and give in to momentary weaknesses. Read more:
