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re: Doctors warn women not to wipe their cooter juice into their baby's mouth& face
Posted on 2/24/16 at 8:35 pm to Scruffy
Posted on 2/24/16 at 8:35 pm to Scruffy
quote:Ya think. Mo money, much quicker, and can be scheduled. Not that any of that would influence a doctor.
They are definitely over performed
quote:It sounds dumb, but I wonder if it has been studied (the wiping that is). Babies get a good squeeze coming down the birth canal which helps get rid of both lung fluid and meconium, and the mom tends to shite on them which colonizes their intestines with beneficial bacteria.
women wiping their vaginas on the faces of their children is a terrible idea
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Posted on 2/24/16 at 8:38 pm to Kujo
How's this work with jmcs? Kids have to wear a grinding shield around her?
Posted on 2/24/16 at 8:40 pm to Scruffy
Is Scruffy aware of the all of the data regarding this topic?
If not, Scruffy should read links I posted
Scruffy will acquire a broader knowledge base once free from organized group think/serfdom. You will see people grow tired of being put on meds indefinitely and seek out more practical solutions for them with medications reserved for those who truly need them.
The future of preventative medicine will mainly be practical nutritional/lifestyle changes. The micro biome is and will be a huge part of medicine.
If not, Scruffy should read links I posted
Scruffy will acquire a broader knowledge base once free from organized group think/serfdom. You will see people grow tired of being put on meds indefinitely and seek out more practical solutions for them with medications reserved for those who truly need them.
The future of preventative medicine will mainly be practical nutritional/lifestyle changes. The micro biome is and will be a huge part of medicine.
Posted on 2/24/16 at 8:44 pm to ThinePreparedAni
quote:Everyone in medicine knows that vaginal delivery is better medically for an infant. We've known that for a while.
Is Scruffy aware of the all of the data regarding this topic?
If not, Scruffy should read links I posted
What I said was, and I quote, "women wiping their vaginas on the faces of their children is a terrible idea".
That is pretty straight forward.
Posted on 2/24/16 at 8:44 pm to BRgetthenet
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Gainz
I did drop the microbiome on y'all in a workout / nutrition thread a few weeks ago with equal dismay
Posted on 2/24/16 at 8:44 pm to ThinePreparedAni
So eating pussy = I get these microbes daily?
Posted on 2/24/16 at 8:49 pm to Old Money
Yes but in your case it's chlamydia
Posted on 2/24/16 at 8:49 pm to Old Money
My wife breastfed for the first 6 months and would put breast milk on our daughter if she got a rash or mosquito bite or skin irritation and that shite would knock out it with the quickness. But no pussy juice that's just nasty.
Posted on 2/24/16 at 8:51 pm to Kujo
This sounds like some shite the Kardashians would do.
Posted on 2/24/16 at 8:58 pm to Scruffy
This is not for all deliveries. Only C-section
Do you have the specifics on why that is?? Rarified vaginal ether?
That is the question that these researchers are trying to answer. Why? Local vaginal flora makes a ton on sense. The stigma of the vagina makes sane people irrational
You think it may be related in similar fashion to the immunoglobulin support provided in bread fed babies (magic little particles transferred from mommies titties). Like we were designed to pass on protective qualities directly to our offspring. Is it OK to discuss that?
LINK
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that vaginal delivery is better medically for an infant. We've known that for a while.
Do you have the specifics on why that is?? Rarified vaginal ether?
That is the question that these researchers are trying to answer. Why? Local vaginal flora makes a ton on sense. The stigma of the vagina makes sane people irrational
You think it may be related in similar fashion to the immunoglobulin support provided in bread fed babies (magic little particles transferred from mommies titties). Like we were designed to pass on protective qualities directly to our offspring. Is it OK to discuss that?
LINK
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The first germs to colonize a newborn delivered vaginally come almost exclusively from its mother. But the first to reach an infant born by cesarean section come mostly from the environment — particularly bacteria from inaccessible or less-scrubbed areas like lamps and walls, and skin cells from everyone else in the delivery room.
That difference, some experts believe, could influence a child’s lifelong health. Now, in the first study of its kind, researchers on Monday confirmed that a mother’s beneficial microbes can be transferred, at least partially, from her vagina to her baby after a C-section.
Posted on 2/25/16 at 3:54 pm to Kujo
LINK from a 2/25/16 article
quote:
The best evidence that our microbiota is facing an extinction event comes from recent studies of modern-day hunter-gatherers, who provide a window into what our microbiota was like for the approximately 180,000 years that humans exclusively foraged for food. Hunter-gatherers from Tanzania, Venezuela and Peru have a microbiota that is remarkably similar to one another and yet very different from ours in the West. Their guts harbor up to 50% more bacterial species and twice as many bacterial genes than ours do. In comparison, our guts resemble a landscape in decline. Antibiotic use, C-sections, formula feeding and an obsession with hand sanitizer have all been implicated in this decline. But there is one difference that really sticks out: diet.
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Our gut ecosystem is malleable, able to adjust to impulsive dietary choices. However, it appears that this ecosystem is also fragile and that dietary decisions made by one generation could affect the microbial ecosystem that future generations carry around inside them. While we all accept that we pass our genome onto our children, we now must appreciate that we also bequeath our microbiome. How we have cared for this community is not only important for our health, but also that of future generations.
Erica and Justin Sonnenburg run the Sonnenburg Lab at Stanford University and are the authors of “The Good Gut: Taking Control of Your Weight, Your Mood and Your Long Term Health.”
Posted on 2/25/16 at 3:54 pm to Kujo
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