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How do Vegan-Vegetarian mothers breast-feed there new borns?

31 Jan

What kind of liquid nutrition is provided for the vegan-baby and for how long is the feeding process during there growth into children ages?

I would imagine in the same way that a carnivore breast-feeds their newborn. Duh!

 

Liquid Vitamins and Minerals – Get your Liquid Nutrition

30 Jan

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Jordan Rubin’s (founder of ‘Garden of Life, Inc.’) Natural Health Testimony

30 Jan

In 1994, Jordan Rubin was a healthy, active 19 year-old college student, when he was diagnosed with Crohn’s colitis, a sometimes fatal “wasting disease” characterized by long-term inflammation of the bowel.

As in most chronic conditions, Jordan’s immune system began to fail. He suffered from intestinal parasites, severe Candida, extreme anemia, food allergies, diabetes, excruciating abdominal pain, chronic diarrhea, poor circulation, liver problems, chemical sensitivities, chronic fatigue, fibromyalgia, arthritis, insomnia, hair loss, prostate and bladder infections, irregular heartbeat, eye inflammation, and chronic depression. Jordan’s weight dropped from 180 lbs to a low of 104 lbs at a height of 6′1″. Jordan visited over 70 health professionals from more than 7 countries and tried more than 300 supplements; however, his illness did not respond to conventional or complimentary medical approaches.

In 1996, after a two-year battle, Jordan stopped using all supplements, ceased visiting doctors and began an intense study of nutrition. His diet consisted of nothing but whole, living, enzyme and probiotic rich foods and one nutritional compound he later named HSO’s™ or Homeostatic Soil Organisms™. In Jordan’s case, the HSO’s™ detoxified his intestinal tract, increased his ability to absorb nutrients from food, and boosted his immune system. Moreover, the HSO’s™ turned really agressive against pathological molds, yeasts, fungi, and parasites of all types, which permeated his gut.

Within four months, Jordan’s weight returned and his body began to heal itself. It has been six years since his recovery, and he exhibits no symptoms of the disease that almost took his life. Jordan is now a certified nutritional consultant, certified personal fitness instructor, and CEO and Founder of Garden of Life, Inc. He is now dedicated to sharing with you the health secrets that brought him “back to life”.

Jordan earned the designation as a Doctor of Naturopathic Medicine from Peoples University of the Americas School of Natural Medicine, and most recently earned a PhD in Nutrition from Academy of Natural Therapies. He is also a Certified Nutritional Consultant, a member of the American Association of Nutritional Consultants, and a member of the National Academy of Sports Medicine. He resides in Palm Beach Gardens, Florida, with his wife, Nicole.

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Difference between liquid and powdered infant formula?

29 Jan

I usually use the liquid concentrate, but am travelling soon and thought that the powdered would be more convenient (to not worry about keeping the formula refrigerated etc). So I am trying it out before I go, and am confused. Instructions say to make a 120mL bottle, mix 120mL with two scoops. But when you do that, it makes about 150mL of formula. This makes sense to me cause the powder takes up space, but then is that 150mL of mixed formula the same as 150mL of the liquid mix, or the same as 120mL of the liquid mix? This is making me feel very dumb, I just don’t want my son to go a week not getting enough nutrition…

It is very simple. My son is on the powdered (and yes it it more convient, not having to worry about refridgerating it and it lasts longer) (I have tried liquid). For every 2oz of water add one scoop of formula. This is equal to 2oz of liquid. So to answer your question it 120ml (150ml after you add scoops) is equal to 120ml of liquid. I hope this helps you. Also its more easy if you do it my oz then ml. My son is 6mo old now and has been on this since he was born. Its safe and fine. he’s as healthy as can be:)

 

Marine Phytoplankton Liquid Nutrition Supplements

29 Jan

http://co-creatinghealth.com/frequensea-marine-phytoplankton.shtml
Whale food (marine phytoplankton) discovered to be a super whole food for humans. Liquid nutritional supplements balance health.

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