Blue-green breast milk after mRNA vaccines
This is fine.
A recent literature review found the vaccines to be safe in breastfeeding women…
Just ignore all of this:
4-8% reporting a blue-green discoloration in breast milk in one study, and another case of blue-green breast milk reported in another study.
Side effects in infants post-vaccination in multiple studies. 12% of infants had side effects in one study that was reported by the authors of the literature review as “88% of women reported no infant side effects”.
The study where 36% of infants had a respiratory infection in the 14 day post-vaccination follow up.
Antibodies in breast milk in multiple studies. One found that they persist for up to 6 months. Which could be concerning considering the original antigenic sin potential of these vaccines.
The extremely high rate of side effects to the mothers in another study, 89.4% in Pfizer and 98.1% in Moderna respectively (that was omitted from the literature review).
Decreases in breast milk supply in multiple studies.
Without going all TMI on you folks, I want to share that I once experienced the "blue green breastmilk" when my babies were young. We went on a ski trip and took the twin bambinos with us. My mom was watching the babies during the day, so I could have fun skiing. Only problem was, after two or three days of high-elevation all-day skiing, my breastmilk (which I was pumping for her to feed them) turned into something that looked like blue-green water instead of milk. I took a day off from skiing, hung out with Mom and the kids all day, and by that night, my milk had resumed its normal white color and thickness. For the rest of the trip, I only skied every other day, and had no more blue milk. I never bothered to investigate what happened, I just assumed that my body couldn't manage the nutritional needs of that much exercise and still produce milk for two babies.
I wonder if there's anything similar going on with the vaxxed mamas out there--like, are their bodies hoarding nutrients to deal with some chronic illness they now have? Or are their hormones just so unbalanced they can't produce healthy milk anymore?
The paper indicates that a portion of vaccinated women were donating to a milk bank!
How do you not risk confirmatory bias with any of the pregnant/nursing mother data if you've already assured women that the vaccines are so completely safe that they don't even need this data? The fact that this study was based upon maternal reports among women who were probably already biased toward "vaccines are safe" is doubly concerning. (Nobody who gets vaccinated while breastfeeding is on the fence about vaccine safety, right?) And for just 7 days post-vaccination.