Is Weight Loss Safe While Breastfeeding? Posted: 10-13-07 17:09pm
Does anyone know if there's any info about
this weight loss method and breastfeeding?
I have tried 'eating right' and exercising
and I have lost inches but not pounds. I
am perfectly willing to wait to try this
until I am no longer breastfeeding, but my
baby is only 7 months old so I have no
idea how long that will be. Any info,
advice, suggestions would be greatly
appreciated.
Thanks so much
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Posted: 02-18-08 15:46pm
I know weight watchers has plans for every
walk of life that you can try. Of course
by now you are probably finished with
breastfeeding your son.
The main reason why we are not allowed to
diet is because of the toxins in fat which
are released into our system and hence
into the breast milk if we lose weight too
quickly, and the other is that we may not
make enough milk for the baby if we take
up too strict a diet.
Eating healthy is a good thing as always.
The best diet is not to eat less, but to
change what we eat to lose weight....low
fat and low sugar and staying away from
processed foods will help you and the baby
feel healthy and will provide you with
some weight loss benefits as well. You
can also try the Pritikin or the MacDougal
Diet, which restrict food choices, but not
calories.
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