Consumption of Collagen while breastfeeding

[josephine_llc]

Any idea can we consume Collagen drink while on breastfeeing?

If so, which brand is better? Thanks

 

[tuete_cottage]

I didnt consume collagen product drink directly but I consume products that enhance and boost the collagen production in our body. I dont think it will affect your breast milk.

BTW, consuming collagen drinks directly will not boost your inner body collagen as these collagen drinks will be broken down when they reach your stomach. Therefore, better if you consume products or foods that boost your body production of collagen as that will be store in your body.

I consume this brand that boost the collagen production and it has a rich source of anti-oxidant that enhance the cells to rejuvenate etc. Interested please PM me.

 

[winstonloh]

Are you referring to Oxyginberry from E.Excel?

 

[verieying]

Hi mummies just be more cautious. . I wanted to buy e famous Jap collagen that Taiwanese love but saw that BF can't take. So just lookout for exceptions to play safe

 

[jolly88]

you can try fancl tense up ex. It should be ok for breastfeeding.. I take it during pregnancy.

 

[oshyn]

I'm breastfeeding my 6 mth baby and took El Marino Blanc Collagen. has been taking for 4mth already. so far so good

 

[vicvic]

I'm taking Collagen Plus from Unicity, and am still breastfeeding my boy too. This Collagen Plus does not only contain Collagen, but also Lutein and CoQ10, a v good anti-oxidant. Good for eyes and heart too.

As we age, our body doesn't really produce collagen. That's explain the aging and skin wrinkles, etc. The small amount of collagen produced are often broken down by oxidants.. Hence it is v impt for us to take products / supplements / food that are good anti-oxidant.

 

[cluelessme03]

hi josephine..i personally tried el marino blanc..so far so good.
i saw this blogger posting on it..

http://zongyi.blogspot.sg/

 

[ezrah]

I think it pays to be safe while you are breastfeeding your baby. If you want to renew your collagen without putting your baby against unnecessary risks, I think laser treatments are better options instead. I heard there are safe and effective treatments available today, why not take a look at these instead. Collagen creams i think don't really work either, and slathering something on your body can also make its way to your blood, and yes, may have the possibility of affecting breastmilk. I am all for safe options, especially when the health of the baby is in question. try to widen your options