Why Formula Milk Should be Illegal






In Short :
Newly born mammals are relatively helpless. To ensure optimum development of the baby, mother's milk contains different substances enhancing growth and development of organs. Mother's milk contents differ very much from cow's milk contents (and soy milk contents of course). Logically, the less human infants have been breast-fed, they generally become dumber (1):  

* "breastfeeding associated with significantly higher scores for cognitive development than formula feeding"

* "duration of breastfeeding significant predictor of later cognitive or educational outcomes"

* "the longer the child has been breastfed, the more pronounced the effect"

* "prolonged breastfeeding significantly related to scores reflecting general cognitive capacity"

* "the exclusively breastfed group showed more advanced"

* "beneficial effect of breastfeeding on postnatal neurological development"

* "breastfeeding associated with higher mean in children's intelligence"

* "more infants fed term formula had low verbal IQ"

* "significant association between duration of breast milk feeding and verbal IQ"

* "strong positive relationship between breastfeeding and PPVT-R scores" 

 

...and fatter (2), and more susceptible to infections and diseases. (3)

Every child deserves the best start in life, and therefore has to be breast-fed for at least 1½ year. If your child is born with teeth, or gets these within half a year, and feeding hurts too much, check La Leche League (FAQ on biting) or you can use a pump.

Many foods contain chemicals that interfere with hormones that regulate lactation. To prevent the child from rejecting mother's milk *and to prevent allergies), mama needs to adapt her diet. 

 

Mama also benefits from breast-feeding her child : breast-feeding = losing adipose fat. When she breastfeeds, the body produces different hormones increasing transformation of adipose fat into mothers’ milk-fat. (supplying the child with 52% of required energy) 

 

 

 

 Hail to the American Acadamy for Pediatrics

for their excellent new policy

 

 

 

 

 

In Detail :
 

 

Why is this a picture you see far too little in pregnancy-magazines ?

Because breast-feeding does not increase any company’s profits.

And been fully weaned, one will less crave for junk food. 




There is no freedom of choice for humans
if it has been taken away from them
at the beginning.


Breast-feeding is not a choice,
but an obligation to the choice.

 Give your child the freedom of choice.












Cocktail

All mammals are born too early, but because our brains are relatively big, human babies are born far too early; Human gestation length is 9 months instead of the expected 21 months, for a specie this size. To compensate the loss of gestation time, by nature human infants have to be breast-fed for at least 1½ years.

Logically, mother's milk of all mammals contains a precisely balanced cocktail of hormones, growth factors and other 'messenger'-peptides to stimulate optimum development of the young.

Some of the growth factors, hormones and peptides in human milk, cow's milk and milk from other mammals :

 

 

- bombesine(a neuropeptide) (4)

- GRP (Gastrin-releasing peptide) (\5)

- substance P (a neurotransmitter) (6)

- CGRP (calcitonin-gene-related peptide, also a neurotransmitter) (6)

- IGF-1 (Insulin-like growth factor-1) (7)

- IGF-2 (7)

- EGF (Epidermal growth factor) (8)

- NGF (Nerve growth factor) (9)

- PRP (Prolactin-releasing peptide (10)

- LHRH (or : GnRH, stimulates secretion of LH and FSH) (11)

- progesterone (12)

- peptide YY (13)

- peptide histidine methionine (13)

- neuropeptide Y (stimulating appetite) (14)

- TRH (stimulating TSH secretion) (15)  TRH stimulates prolactin- (16) and GH secretion (17), through T3. (189

- TSH (stimulating T3- and T4 secretion) (18)

- T3 (Triiodothyronine) (20) T3 increases the number of estrogenreceptors, increasing estrogen-influence. (21)

- GHRF (Growth-hormone-releasing factor) (22) GHRF stimulates GH- and (through GH) IGF-1 and –2 secretion (23)

- ACTH (regulating cortisol secretion) (22)

- neurotensine (24)

- cortisol (25)

- insuline (regulating blood-glucose level) (26)

- beta-endorphine (opioid peptide) (27)

- small opioid peptides (see site12)

- benzodiazepine-agonist peptides (neurotransmitters) (28).

 

 

Compared to other mammals, humans need very different amounts of nutrients, hormones and other 'messenger'-substances. And logically, mothers' milk contents of all different mammals differs very much.

Because formula milk is based on cow's milk, or soy-protein, formula milk never ever contains the right nutrients or 'messenger' substances.

Furthermore, babies fed with cow’s-milk-based formula milk already become addicted to cow’s milk-opioid peptides in their very first stage of life, guaranteeing increased cravings for food products containing milk protein in adult life, thus enhancing obesity. Of course many food products contain cow’s milk protein, to increase sales. (check labels).

 

Soy-based formula milk is even worse than cow’s milk-based formula milk ; like soy, soy-based formula milk contains phyto-estrogens (29) disturbing hormone levels (30). Some phyto-estrogens are mutagenic (31) and can enhance brain tumors (32). (brain cancer is the main type of cancer in infants) For more info about the down-sides of soy, see this site and external info.

 

Logically, formula-fed babies do not get all the substances they need for optimum brain development.

In the United States only 20% of babies are breastfed at six months, and in the UK only 25% of babies are breastfed at four months, which is one of the reasons why people increasingly become more fat, dumb and sick.

 

 

 

 

But What If You Cannot Give milk?

Though you couldn’t have known, very probably you are to blame.

To make sure you will produce sufficient milk and your baby will not reject it, you have to consume extremely little prepared food and no dairy- or wheat-products when pregnant, as well as before, and when lactating. (see “Maternal Food” and “Maternal Food & Breastfeeding”)

Your baby may reject your milk simply because it contains too much bad substances (a natural reaction)

Especially consuming milk yourself while pregnant or afterwards, inhibits your own production of milk. This is because cow's milk partially contains the same hormones as your body secretes while lactating; so that these hormones from consumed milk have a negative feedback on the secretion of these hormones by your body, and thus on the production of human milk in your body. Consuming milk kind of mimics the situation of when lactating. (that is why women averagely have bigger breasts nowadays)

 

 

 

But what if I cannot sufficiently reverse that anymore?

 

Breastfeeding in combination with instant milk is NOT an option; your child will have digestive problems and cramps, and will vomit and cry a lot.

But there is a very simple and effective solution, not compromising the child’s interests : Let your child drink the milk from another woman (she can use a pump) ; most women can produce milk for two, while having only one child. Yes that is unusual, and will cost you some, but your child is worth it. And yes, of course that other women has to be tested on all possible diseases.

 

 

 

 

Mother’s Milk Versus Formula Milk

Unquestionable, human milk is designed to support the development of large brains, capable of processing and storing lots of information. Milk from mammals like cows isn’t, but is however designed to support other functions, like constant grazing.

 

'Messenger'-substances

Of course, when formula milk is composed of soymilk, formula milk does not contain any of the essential 'messenger'-substances. When composed of cow's milk, at best its contents support optimum development of the calf, not human young. ‘Unfortunately’, formula milk can not be composed of raw cow’s milk protein. And due to the influence of the heat involved in the preparation process, both messenger substances are destroyed and dangerous HCA are formed.

Even at best, formula milk lacks the most important messenger-substances (33).

 

For example, when composed of cow's milk, formula milk does not contain CIF (colostrum inhibiting factor) ; mother's milk does, but cow's milk doesn't (34). And in (cow's-) formula milk, EGF level is far lower, while EGF protects the infant's colon. (35) Spermine and spermidine are important factors in metabolic and immunologic processes, but level of these amines in formula milk is 10 times lower as in mother's milk. (36)

 

 

 

Regarding essential messenger substances, formula milk for 3 days old babies is no different than formula milk for 3 months old infants. How could we ever think any formula milk can compete with mother’s milk any way ? ; Mama produces milk that ingeniously is different every single day !!!! 

 

In general, mother’s milk neuropeptide levels decrease after 6 weeks, except for the GIP level, which decreases only after 36 weeks. (37) In 1st day post partum mother's milk IGF-1 level is 5 times higher than IGF-2 level. From day 3 to 7 IGF-1 level decreases 80% and IGF-2 level increases 200%. And from day 1 to 7 the IGFB-2 level increases 1900% !!! (38) In comparison to the average full-term mother's milk, cow's milk IGF-1 level is 3 to 4 times lower.

Formula milk does not even contain any IGFs at all !!! (39)

 

 

 

Mama's milk is also carefully adapted to the changing needs of her baby. Formula milk manufacturers don't even try to imitate mama’s product ; because they never can. (though of course they claim to) And even if they could come close ; requirements of every child differ, and only mama's body 'knows' what her baby needs, because she already nourished her baby before it was born.

Logically, blood-peptide levels in children receiving formula milk differ very much from those in children receiving human milk ;

 

In children receiving human milk, blood-insulin-, -GIP- (gastrin-inhibiting peptide), -PPP- (pancreatic polypeptide), and -CCK-level (cholecystokinine) is lower, and blood-gastrin level is higher. (40)

 

 

 

Nutrients

Mother's milk contents vary greatly, but even compared to the maximum and minimum levels, average formula milk contains far too much (or too little) of almost every nutrient.

Most seriously, formula milk contains an average of 10 to 23 times as much iron as the maximum in mother's milk. Excess amounts of metals like iron is pro-oxidative (41), damaging nutrients, arteries (42) messenger-substances, cell-DNA (43) and enzymes (44), increases heart attack risk and can cause diabetes (45), colon-cancer (46) Parkinson's disease (47) and infertility. (48)  

Formula milk averagely contains 21 to 28 times as much vitamin D as mother’s milk maximally does. Excessive vitamin D causes arthritis and arteriosclerosis. 

Also, formula milk contains twice as much calcium and 3 times as much phosphorus, causing both arteriosclerosis and bone-decalcification

 

The reason why they put so much metals in formula milk is because the bioavailability of iron, zinc, copper, manganese, selenium and vitamin B9 (folic acid) in cow's and formula milk is much lower. (49) Why ? Because cow’s milk and soy contain different substances not meant for the human body. (also see site3) For example : soy-based formula milk contains phyto-estrogens, which easily bind to iodide, causing iodide deficiencies. (50)

 

The whole idea behind formula milk is to put in far too much of certain nutrients because you never know how much is absorbed. Formula milk manufacturers apparently like to gamble, with your child’s health.

 

 

Protein

Humans need relatively little protein, because our large brains need lots of sugars ; we daily need 125-150 gram of pure glucose for the brain only. Logically, our primary food, mother’s milk, contains relatively little protein, because extra vitamin B2, B6 and folic acid is required to process excessive protein.

Cow's milk contains 220% more protein than human milk. Sheep milk contains 366%, horse milk 95% and goat's milk 227% more protein than human milk.

Also, protein-composition differs very much ; Casein is a relatively indigestible protein, containing opioid peptides. Cow's milk contains 7 times as much casein, sheep milk 12 times, horse milk 3 times and goat's milk 8 times as much casein as in mothers' milk. (51)

Mother's milk protein composition is of course designed to the need of human suckling. Logically, in relation to premature infants’ need for essential amino acids, mother's milk protein composition is 35% better than cow’s milk (3,5%-fat) and raw soy protein. (see bottom site18) Soy however, also requires different preparations before ending up in formula milk, and the heat involved destroys amino acids (and originates mutagenic HCA). That's why formula milk contains 24 to 95% more protein, containing however more amino acids (or other nitrogen-compounds) babies cannot use for construction purposes. Processing extra useless protein does require extra vitamin B2, B6 and folic acid, inhibiting growth.

 

 

Sugars

The human brain alone needs 125 to 150 gram of pure glucose a day. The brains of other mammals are relatively smaller, and they therefore need relatively less sugars.

Logically, human milk contains most sugars ;

Human milk contains 54% more sugars than cow's milk and sheep milk, 13% more than horse milk, and 67% more than goat's milk. (51) Logically, breastfed babies are much happier, don’t cry much and sleep a lot.

 

 

Cholesterol

Equally important to the brain is cholesterol. Cholesterol is one of the substances making sure your baby sleeps well. And no, undamaged cholesterol from raw animal food is not bad at all. 

Logically, human milk contains most cholesterol ; 103% more than cow's milk, and 127% more than goat's milk. (51)

 

 

Fatty acids

Long chain polyunsaturated fatty acids are essential to the development of the brain. One such an essential fatty acid is DHA. DHA levels are significantly higher in exclusively breastfed children. (78) Higher DHA levels are associated with better sleeping babies and greater central nervous system maturity. (79)

 

 

 

Maternal Food

What the pregnant mother consumes, greatly influences her baby. Like pregnant mothers should not consume cigarettes, drugs or alcohol. And because prepared food contains partly the same chemicals as cigarettes do, and because some of these chemicals elicit equal effects as those in drugs, it is extremely important what foods pregnant women consume. Of course most people don’t want to know this, because it takes much discipline to do what is right when pregnant. But in fact it is very simple, if you are not ready to do everything what is right for your baby, it is not (the) right (time) for you to have a baby ;

 

-            Pregnant women consuming prepared meat increase baby’s brain-cancer risk. (52) Though prepared meat contains most mutagenic heterocyclic amines, other prepared foods contain such chemicals too. (proteinacous prepared foods in particular)

-            Pregnant women consuming foods containing trans-fatty acids, elevate trans-fatty acid level in mother's milk (53). Trans fatty acids are unnatural fatty acids that also originate due to the influence of heat. Maternal trans-fatty acid consumption increases vascular diseases- (54), breast cancer- (55) and pre-eclampsia risk. (56)

-      Because many lactating women drink cow's milk (and did drink it before), in 60% of suckling babies the immune system reacts upon cow's milk-lacto globulin in mother's milk. (57)

 

 

To prevent mother's milk from being rejected by the baby, women should not consume any dairy products while pregnant or lactating, as well as during pre-pregnancy. To prevent the child being born addicted to wheat-opioids, the mother should also not consume any wheat products. And to prevent the child from getting brain-cancer etc., mama should consume as little prepared food as possible. She should consume as much fruit and other brainfood, containing all the nutrients she and her baby need. Consuming lots of fruits, she doesn't need supplementary folic acid, because then she consumes sufficient, but not excessive protein

Though consuming protein requires extra vitamin B9 (folic acid), mamas-to-be are still advised to consume more protein, causing folic acid deficiencies. Logically, maternal folic acid supplementation doesn't really work (58) ; the cause remains !!

 

 

 

 

Maternal Food and Breastfeeding

Being able to breastfeed has nothing to do with big or small breasts. What really influences your ability to breastfeed, is the food you consume when lactating, pregnant, and before. Most women do not want to believe it, but the bad foods pregnant women consume, can diminish their capacity to breastfeed.

How come?

Breastfeeding strongly influences hormone metabolism, and vice versa.

Like all women know, we can influence our hormone metabolism through absorbing exogenous hormones (the pill). Unfortunately, also chemicals in food can impair our hormone metabolism. Phyto-estrogens in soy, for example, can even cause infertility.

 

There are a few hormones regulating composition of mother’s milk. (see “Breastfeeding & Losing weight” below) Three of these hormones are:

-    Oxytocin

-    Leptin

-    Prolactin

 

 

Unfortunately, prepared foods contain beta-carbolines and wheat- and dairy products contain opioid peptides.

Beta-carbolines can impair oxytocin- (through GABA-receptors) (59), CRF- (leptin acts through CRF) (60) and prolactin-metabolism (through reducing the secretion of the thyroid hormone TSH) (61)

Opioid peptides can also impair oxytocin- (62) (even if the mother breast-feeds her baby (63)) and CRF-metabolism. (64)

What does this mean?

That food-chemicals can impair your ability to breastfeed.

 

 

 

Breastfeeding & Losing weight

After having given birth, mama needs to lose weight, to be able 'to flee from danger'. The baby on the other hand, needs to gain weight. Nature therefore did a little math and came up with the perfect solution ; no less than an average 52,5% of energy required by the baby is supplied by mama's fat in mothers’ milk. To make this happen, secretion of a few hormones is increased by breastfeeding, making mama thinner ;

 

Oxytocin inhibits appetite. (65) (and enhances post-natal uterus shrinking (66)) By giving birth (and clitoral orgasm), lots of oxytocin is released. Anesthesia however, inhibits this release of oxytocin. Luckily, every time and as long as the mother breast-feeds her baby, oxytocin is released too. (67) But if you stop giving mother's milk, oxytocin release decreases, and appetite increases.

Opioid substances (from dairy- or wheat products or morphine) inhibit oxytocin release, even when breast-feeding. (68)

 

Leptin ; Of course women who delivered a baby contain more adipose fat, which stimulates leptin production. Leptin is produced in adipose tissue, and signals at different neuropeptides and hormones to inhibit appetite. (69) The release of leptin is however inhibited when mama does not breast-feed her baby. (70)

 

Prolactin ; As long the mother is breast-feeding her baby, production of yet another hormone, prolactin, is increased. Prolactin inhibits appetite and enhances transformation of adipose fat into mother's milk-fat and / or available energy (71). 

 

 

Logically, women who breast-feed their babies, preferably for at least 1½ year, much easier (re)gain their set-point weight. (72) Secretion of oxytocin, leptin and prolactin, however, is impaired by beta-carbolines and opioid peptides. Which means that consuming as little proteinous prepared food and no wheat- or dairy products, it is even easier to lose excess body-fat.

 

When taking care of multiple small infants in nature, it is extremely difficult to flee from danger. Therefore the female body prevents nursing women from becoming pregnant again ; breast-feeding inhibits secretion of hormones stimulating ovulation (GnRH, LH and FSH) (73). And that works ; birth intervals are longer in women who exclusively breast-fed their babies. (74) (do use a condom though)

 

 

Of course all of you wondered “How do they do that ?” “How come all these soapstars, moviestars and models get so thin, so fast after they popped their little ones ?” Well, first of all, they don’t eat for two, they don’t drink milk, consume wheat products or other ‘normal-people’s-food’. And because of that they produce sufficient milk to feed their babies. And they fully nurse their children. That’s why they look fabulous, with gorgeous hair and they even look thinner than ever before. So now you know.

 

 

So breastfeeding strongly influences maternal hormone metabolism, regulating hormonal changes due to the pregnancy. There is no doubt one has to come after the other. If not, pregnancy-hormone cycle has not been completed, and post-natal hormone metabolism is impaired, causing post-natal depressions etc. The uterus of non-breastfeeding women for example, does not shrink back to its pre-pregnant size anymore. (66) Logically, breast- (75) ovarian (76) and endometrial (77) cancer risk in women who did not breastfeed their baby, is increased.

 

 

 

 

 

 

For more info about what the formula milk industry is doing, please visit Why Boycott Nestle / Risks of Artificial Feeding

 

 

For shocking info about vaccinations, check out Think Twice

 

For State-vaccine laws, check out New-Atlantean

 

To get in contact with other visitors regarding vaccinations, visit Odomnet

 

 

 

 

 

Kid's - food

When infants can begin to eat solid food, it is extremely important they are supplied with the right foods.

Prepared food causes ADHD, obesity, cancer and brain-diseases, and inhibits cognitive functions. Dairy- and wheat products cause allergies, numbness and obesity. (see index)

Fruit and raw animal food are easy to digest, which enhances growth, and they contain all nutrients infants need. (see site3) In combination with fruits, fresh raw salmon is best alternated with fresh raw biological egg yolk (and –tuna).

 

There is nothing wrong with small children consuming fresh raw salmon. Consuming fresh raw foods strengthens the child's defense system. Raw salmon and -egg yolk are very nutritious and easy to digest. Be however very sure to buy really fresh (and biological) salmon and eggs. 

Beware: If your child is not used to consuming raw egg yolk or –salmon, begin very carefully. The child needs time and small quantities of raw food to empower its defense system in reaction to small amounts of bacteria. For the first week, give your child only half a teaspoon fresh raw egg yolk or one bite of fresh raw salmon a day.

 

Of course it is always very tempting for food-retailers to sell not-so-fresh-anymore fish, instead of throwing it away. And very often the fish has been frozen some time. Raw fish can best be purchased in Japanese restaurants, or where they buy their fish (because of their sushi-tradition).

Be sure to buy eggs that originate from chickens that have been fed raw grains; to enlarge profits, most animals are fed recycled scraps and wastes, very often containing animal residues, containing bad –fats, -cholesterol and –protein and toxins.

Unfortunately, most salmon (and all other animals) are fed the same trash. Be extremely investigative and picky.



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