[Lotus]

Cold water, it should be noted, holds a magic of its own. Cold water has more oxygen in it than hot water, and therefore has an alkalizing and detoxifying effect. Plus, cold water is known to wipe away negative energy from our bodies. And there's a negative energy component to most disease - particularly where cancers or tumors are located. Using cold water can help remove the energy that's binding the filth in certain locations and when that energy is gone, the filth can more easily be moved out of your body - where it truly belongs.

Learn more: http://www.naturalnews.com/028551_water_...z3ClnVjl00

Are there any experiments to confirm this? It sounds like a load of crap to me.

My apologies BrookShells for the Un-intended hijack,

Seriously, what's crap about hydrotherapy?. I think the articles author was most likely drawing a comparison to Feng-Shui and cold water therapy, which shouldn't be a far leap for someone who listens to sapien sounds, (which is considered fringe science), I really have no opinion about either though. A simple search in pubmed listed these studies,



Scientific evidence-based effects of hydrotherapy on various systems of the body
http://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pubmed/24926444

The effectiveness of hydrotherapy in the management of fibromyalgia syndrome: a systematic review.
http://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pubmed/18751709

Spa therapy and balneotherapy for treating low back pain: meta-analysis of randomized trials.
http://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pubmed/16449365

Weightbath hydrotraction treatment: application, biomechanics, and clinical effects.
http://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pubmed/21197352

Evaluation of a novel sputum clearance technique--hydro-acoustic therapy (HAT) in adult patients with cystic fibrosis: a feasibility study.
http://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pubmed/21084546

Swimming facilities and work-related asthma.
http://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pubmed/25158052

Thanks Natty for the response.

[Candace]

Cold water, it should be noted, holds a magic of its own. Cold water has more oxygen in it than hot water, and therefore has an alkalizing and detoxifying effect. Plus, cold water is known to wipe away negative energy from our bodies. And there's a negative energy component to most disease - particularly where cancers or tumors are located. Using cold water can help remove the energy that's binding the filth in certain locations and when that energy is gone, the filth can more easily be moved out of your body - where it truly belongs.

Learn more: http://www.naturalnews.com/028551_water_...z3ClnVjl00

Are there any experiments to confirm this? It sounds like a load of crap to me.

Seriously, what's crap about hydrotherapy?.

I didn't say anything about hydrotherapy. I was criticizing the unscientific nonsense you quoted. Cold water does not alkalize or detoxify. There is no such thing as "negative energy". And what the heck is "filth" supposed to be? That is not a scientific term. The references you listed do not support the passage that I objected to, so you need to either disavow the passage or find some evidence that it is true.

[Lotus]

Cold water, it should be noted, holds a magic of its own. Cold water has more oxygen in it than hot water, and therefore has an alkalizing and detoxifying effect. Plus, cold water is known to wipe away negative energy from our bodies. And there's a negative energy component to most disease - particularly where cancers or tumors are located. Using cold water can help remove the energy that's binding the filth in certain locations and when that energy is gone, the filth can more easily be moved out of your body - where it truly belongs.

Learn more: http://www.naturalnews.com/028551_water_...z3ClnVjl00

Are there any experiments to confirm this? It sounds like a load of crap to me.

Seriously, what's crap about hydrotherapy?.

I didn't say anything about hydrotherapy. I was criticizing the unscientific nonsense you quoted. Cold water does not alkalize or detoxify. There is no such thing as "negative energy". And what the heck is "filth" supposed to be? That is not a scientific term. The references you listed do not support the passage that I objected to, so you need to either disavow the passage or find some evidence that it is true.

I don't need to do anything!, the negative energy comes from you!.

[brookeshells]

Okay thanks so much for all the info. I'm just really insecure right now because of me being a young mom and all. Thanks again! I'll just start an NBE regimen after I breastfeed.

[jet]

You will probably increase in cup size even more, make sure you are wearing your correct size (always go by the measurement of your underbust, this should be your band - don't allow shop people to add on 4". You want the bra to fit snugly under the bust when on the loosest hook. Next measure around the fullest part, always keep the tape measure parallel to the floor for these two measurements. Each inch difference is around one cup difference. So if you measure 30" underbust and 33" around the bust you are a 30C for example.
*edit - I use this for speed http://www.sophisticatedpair.com/bracalculator.htm
Compare the full bust measurement to that which you measure when leaning completely forward, it's most likely even more and you can take an average to get a good range and then try bras on in person, loosest hook. Lean into the bra and scoop all tissue into the cups (from under the arms, off the ribcage etc - swoop and scoop!) You don't want any part of the bra pressing onto breast tissue especially when breastfeeding, as a repeat sufferer of mastitis I can guarantee you WANT a supportive but well fitted nursing bra.
Take EPO or Starflower (borage) oil to promote breast health. I was cured of said recurrent mastitis purely with this! Breasts are made of fatty tissue, so it will help prevent sagging too!
Finally, massage them with Argan Oil after bathing (make sure it is pure, and not toasted or containing mineral oil or silicone derivatives), this is traditionally used by Moroccan women. Other oils such as almond or sunflower would do if not strong smelling, but you want to make sure you don't use anything that will taste or smell horrible for baby.
Good luck, I breastfed each of my kids for 14 months and I remember those years fondly!