The importance of natural birthing

[Guest guest]

WildMouse wrote:

 

<Of the two birthing methods--vaginal and C-section--the latter is

normally harder on the mother, who has her abdomen cut open, and

seemingly easier on the baby, who doesn't have to squeeze through the

narrow birth canal. >

 

Emphasis here should be on SEEMINGLY.

 

For one thing, babies receive a dose of

probiotics during their voyage through

the birth canal.

C-section babies miss out on that.

 

If you know anyone with a C section baby

who is colicky, do them a big favor and turn

them on to http://natren.com

 

Natren has a probiotic formula specially for

infants and tons of information on why the

right flora/fauna in your gut is such a vital

step to good health.

 

Also:

 

We are hardwired to go through the birth

process with a certain amount of work.

If that work did not happen, parts of our

system are still unconsciously waiting to be

called up.

 

Here is a fascinating article on something called

the Spinal Galant Reflex, that can cause all sorts

of havoc if it is not used during birth.

 

If someone reading this was a C-section baby or

had one, don't despair: Brain Gym (and probably EFT)

can help.

 

http://centeredge.com/ArticPDF/Galant.pdf

 

Ien in the Kootenays

http://profiles./free_green_living

 

 

[Guest guest]

Natren has only three types of probiotic per capsule in the best

formula they sell. There are a total of 13 lactobaccillus bacteria

needed to grow colonies in the gut/intestines and create an

environment for the substrains to grow. This is a very expensive

product for what you're getting.

 

We use In-Liven which contains all 13 strains, all the essential

amino acids the body needs to build proteins (next to water babies

are mainly made of proteins). In-Liven floods the body with

nutrients from 26 certified organic superfood sources. It cured my

daughter's 10 years of stomach pain in less than two days when no

other probiotic or any therapy did (we've tried thousands of dollars

worth of treatments and supplements over the years before stumbling

on this quite by chance when ordering certified organic cosmetics:

www.goodskinforlife.com). I'd be happy to provide anyone who wants

further information about it.

 

Sharon

hotmocha

 

, " Ieneke van Houten "

<ienvan wrote:

>

> If you know anyone with a C section baby

> who is colicky, do them a big favor and turn

> them on to http://natren.com

[Guest guest]

Hi Sharon,

 

I agree with you ~ Natren, although excellent, tends to be a spendy

brand. However, with all due respect, the info you state is

inaccurate. I was a rep for Natren. And, there are indeed more than

13 strains of probiotics, each serving a unique purpose. There are

great brands/prices available in any health food store.

 

I highly recommend probiotics to all people ~ especially women in

perimenopause and menopasue.

 

Michelle

http://www.holisticmenopause.com

 

 

Natren has only three types of probiotic per capsule in the best

formula they sell. There are a total of 13 lactobaccillus bacteria

needed to grow colonies in the gut/intestines and create an

> environment for the substrains to grow.

[Guest guest]

Guess what I found in my archives:

 

check out http://vitacost.com for discount in Natren's

Healthy Trinity @ 35.00/bottle

 

The reason I mentioned Natren is that

they have a special infant formula.

Babies need Bifidus before they need

acidophilus, and there are special strains

of Bifidus.

 

A friend of mine with serious candida issues

used it after she had already used another

good brand of probiotics.

 

They are also a nice website for education

on the importance of probiotics.

 

Ien in the Kootenays

http://profiles./free_green_living