Our Pediatrician

So many naturally minded parents can dread Pediatrician visits. I’m so grateful & blessed that God has led us to a Pediatrician that can not only give prescriptions but suggests natural remedies too! I really, really like our Ped. =) We had such a great visit yesterday!

Hearing this Doctor confirm that the reading & research I have done on vaccines is truly accurate was reassuring. She will support what ever the parent decides, but does NOT recommend vaccines!!! To hear it straight from a Drs mouth-Wow! I praise the Lord we have a medical Doctors support backing us on our decision!

Don’t dread your Pediatrician visit. Email me for more referrals if you don't find one below.

Natural minded health care professionals that will treat newborns to adults:


Sanford:

Chiro Dr Spaulding


Longwood:

Ped. Dr. Cannizzaro


Orlando:

Ped. Dr Franz


Tampa:

Ped. Dr David Berger

Chiro Dr Bain


Clearwater:

Ped. Dr Danuta

Chiro Dr Teri


Find a Pediatric Chiropractor in your area.

List of vaccine posts I've done so far

These are all the vaccine posts I've done so far:

Vaccine article highlights

Link between MMR & Autism

 

Robert Kennedy on the Vaccine Autism Coverup

 

Mercury In Vaccines

Short video clip of mercury eating away at brain cells!

Vaccine Debate

 

Gardasil

October Baby

I'm crying just watching the trailers; I better bring a tissue box to the theater!
My heart goes out to woman struggling with the decisions surrounding a crisis pregnancy. I volunteered at a CPC (crisis pregnancy center) for years. Ever since I was a little girl I have longed to adopt children! That desire only grows with time. So stories like this make me pray... and cry... and pray more! I pray that many who watch October Baby will find healing! 

http://www.octoberbabymovie.net/

Hibiscus and Mint Iced Tea recipe

Hibiscus & Mint Iced Tea:

8 tbsp of Hibiscus Petals

1/2 cup fresh mint leaves
4 cups boiling water
2 cups organic apple juice 
2 cups cold water

In a large saucepan, combine hibiscus petals, mint and boiling water and steep for 10 minutes. Strain Hibiscus and mint and add in apple juice and cold water. Stir and pour into pitcher. Refrigerate until chilled. Serve over ice and garnish with fresh mint sprigs. Serves 8 

Health Benefits of Hibiscus

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Donating breastmilk

Being a mom & a donor myself now, I feel even more passionate about this then ever before!! I feel blessed to know I'm blessing not only my daughter, but someone else's child. I get excited when I get an update on the growing baby's weight gain and smile when I see pictures. I'm getting teary eyed typing this! Will you join me in growing & saving babies?!! let's learn more... 

Why is Human Milk So Important for Babies?

1 of the many Benefits of Breastfeeding for Mom's  

Trailer for Donor Milk:

Mother's Milk Full Movie

"Overcome by her loss, a mother survives by sharing her baby's gift of life. Every baby deserves human breast milk and every grieving mother deserves to heal." (less than 15min film)


Donate/receive milk:

Eats on Feets
Get Pumped
Human Milk 4 Human Babies
Human Milk Banking Association

Facebook

Donor Milk
Eats on Feets
Eats on Feets Florida
Get Pumped
Human Milk 4 Human Babies
Human Milk 4 Human Babies FL
Mothers Milk tea
Modern Milksharing

Miscellaneous sites

Breastmilk contains stem cells
Milk Share
Modern Milk Sharing blog
World Milk Sharing Week

For those that want to do something but can't donate milk. 

You can help

• Make a meal/buy groceries for a donor mom
• Donate money or supplies
• Donate time to a mother who can donate (e.g. occasionally volunteer to watch her children so she can pump)
• Be a supportive employer, co-worker
• Best of all PRAY for babies that need milk, families who are grieving, for people to become more informed about the benefits of breastmilk & the option for donor milk!

Please consider donating- You could save a life!!

NEW Study Results about Frozen Breastmilk

Folic acid vs Folate

Clearly, it’s important to get adequate amounts of folate in the diet; but folic acid, which is the supplement form found in many fortified foods, and in multi-vitamins and prenatal vitamins, is an entirely different beast. Simply put, it is not a good idea to supplement with folic acid: 


 1. A Norwegian study published last month found that heart-disease patients whose diets included folic acid fortification and supplementation were 43% more likely to die of cancer. 


 2. Another study found that while whole-food folate consumption was not associated with any increased risks, folic acid supplementation increased breast cancer risk by 32%. 


 3. Equally alarming is the study that found that folic acid supplementation by pregnant women increases the risk of childhood asthma by 26%. 


4. Still other studies have linked folic acid supplementation to prostate and colorectal cancers. 


Copyright © 2010, by Mitra Ray, Ph.D. 

Eat foods high in folate and take Juice Plus with naturally occurring God made folate from plant sources!!! Anyone who wants the pdf explaining this, with the list of studies mentioned above, can email me for it. 


Foods that are naturally good sources of folate include many beans and vegetables and some fruits: 


Black-eyed peas 
Lentils 
Okra 
Kidney beans 
Great Northern beans 
Broccoli 
Iceberg lettuce 
Beets 
Lima beans 
Sunflower seeds 
Spinach 
Brussels sprouts 
Corn 
Asparagus 
Baked beans 
Green peas 
Baked potato 
Cabbage 
Avocados 
Peanuts 
Romaine lettuce 
Tomato Juice 
Orange juice 
Strawberries 
Oranges 
Eggs 
Bananas 


from http://pediatrics.about.com/od/nutrition/a/908_folate_food.htm

Link between MMR & Autism

This post & website are not a replacement for a health care provider & the advice given should not be considered a diagnosis or treatment. Seeking a professional care provider is the responsibility of the reader.