Comments on: The Mothers Act http://www.cchrint.org Human Rights organization Mon, 30 Jan 2012 12:43:45 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.3.1 By: Jaya http://www.cchrint.org/cchr-issues/the-mothers-act/comment-page-1/#comment-7204 Jaya Mon, 28 Mar 2011 04:39:47 +0000 http://dev.cchrint.org/?page_id=621#comment-7204 Traditional Chinese Medicine knows about eating placenta to help prevent post partum depression. They have a method used for thousands of years of steaming the placenta with herbs in the steam water, then dehydrating it, grinding it into powder, then making capsules for the mother to take. Yes, this helps rebalance the mother's hormones. Read more here: http://placentabenefits.info/medicinal.asp http://placentaremedies.com/?page_id=5 Traditional Chinese Medicine knows about eating placenta to help prevent post partum depression. They have a method used for thousands of years of steaming the placenta with herbs in the steam water, then dehydrating it, grinding it into powder, then making capsules for the mother to take. Yes, this helps rebalance the mother’s hormones. Read more here:
http://placentabenefits.info/medicinal.asp
http://placentaremedies.com/?page_id=5

]]> By: DaftAida http://www.cchrint.org/cchr-issues/the-mothers-act/comment-page-1/#comment-6068 DaftAida Wed, 05 Jan 2011 05:35:25 +0000 http://dev.cchrint.org/?page_id=621#comment-6068 Eat the placenta; Oxytocin - all mammals do except programmed humans conditioned to be repulsed by nature's common sense solutions. Oxytocin is essential for bonding; trust, love. Makes me wonder how we've survived without this remedy so far. Some spectacular infantacides have been reported due to psychotripic medications; it is a nightmare beyond relief for mothers who have been denied the most basis health care. Nature programmes show the importance of Oxytocin within the mineral rich placenta for survival of both mother, baby and the species. It is not, therefore, unknown but deliberately witheld and denied. Fried or braised placenta ala carte should be presented to the mother straight after the birth. I'm sure that this one action could change our experiences of life exponentially for the better. Eat the placenta; Oxytocin – all mammals do except programmed humans conditioned to be repulsed by nature’s common sense solutions. Oxytocin is essential for bonding; trust, love. Makes me wonder how we’ve survived without this remedy so far. Some spectacular infantacides have been reported due to psychotripic medications; it is a nightmare beyond relief for mothers who have been denied the most basis health care. Nature programmes show the importance of Oxytocin within the mineral rich placenta for survival of both mother, baby and the species. It is not, therefore, unknown but deliberately witheld and denied. Fried or braised placenta ala carte should be presented to the mother straight after the birth. I’m sure that this one action could change our experiences of life exponentially for the better.

]]> By: Beth http://www.cchrint.org/cchr-issues/the-mothers-act/comment-page-1/#comment-2623 Beth Sat, 26 Jun 2010 19:18:20 +0000 http://dev.cchrint.org/?page_id=621#comment-2623 Many of these drugs already have known severe side effects about taking them while pregnant or nursing. It is to the level that women who are considering becoming pregnant be removed from these drugs until after their baby is weaned. Now, suddenly, all pregnant women are to be "screened", and if someone declares it, given these drugs which are already known to be damaging to foetuses or newborns. And, to take the whole matter of choice in evaluating mental health, and whether to take any drugs, what kinds of drugs, doing a risk/benefit analysis between patient and doctor is removed. The pregnant woman is put on drugs. That's that. Drugs that cause severe birth defects. Drugs that change sadness to murderousness. (See Susan Smith for an example). This doesn't help mothers or babies. Many of these drugs already have known severe side effects about taking them while pregnant or nursing. It is to the level that women who are considering becoming pregnant be removed from these drugs until after their baby is weaned.

Now, suddenly, all pregnant women are to be “screened”, and if someone declares it, given these drugs which are already known to be damaging to foetuses or newborns. And, to take the whole matter of choice in evaluating mental health, and whether to take any drugs, what kinds of drugs, doing a risk/benefit analysis between patient and doctor is removed. The pregnant woman is put on drugs. That’s that. Drugs that cause severe birth defects. Drugs that change sadness to murderousness. (See Susan Smith for an example). This doesn’t help mothers or babies.

]]> By: robin d. http://www.cchrint.org/cchr-issues/the-mothers-act/comment-page-1/#comment-291 robin d. Sun, 13 Sep 2009 08:23:52 +0000 http://dev.cchrint.org/?page_id=621#comment-291 It concerns me that there is never any discussion about the strong hormonal medications that doctors prescribe to women who are not nursing. Certainly these medications meant to dry up milk go against nature and will have an adverse effect on mood. I nursed my first child for 6 months and then returning to work, I did not know any better and let the doctor give me medicine and stopped nursing abruptly, I became severely depressed crying all the time and ended up stopping the medicine. My second son I weaned more slowly before returning to work, and I did not have any depression, we are often giving one medicine which causes a new illness and then another medicine to counteract that medicine. We should be trying to give new mothers the most natural experience possible, and we don't educate them enough already about the primary issues, such as the course of recovery after birth, breast feeding, and baby care. The bill proposes education about depression, when we already fail to adequately prepare new mothers about birth and baby care which would help prevent much of the s/s the bill is talking about. It concerns me that there is never any discussion about the strong hormonal medications that doctors prescribe to women who are not nursing. Certainly these medications meant to dry up milk go against nature and will have an adverse effect on mood. I nursed my first child for 6 months and then returning to work, I did not know any better and let the doctor give me medicine and stopped nursing abruptly, I became severely depressed crying all the time and ended up stopping the medicine. My second son I weaned more slowly before returning to work, and I did not have any depression, we are often giving one medicine which causes a new illness and then another medicine to counteract that medicine. We should be trying to give new mothers the most natural experience possible, and we don’t educate them enough already about the primary issues, such as the course of recovery after birth, breast feeding, and baby care. The bill proposes education about depression, when we already fail to adequately prepare new mothers about birth and baby care which would help prevent much of the s/s the bill is talking about.

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