A mum of four has shared a photo of two bottles of her pumped breast milk just a couple of days apart, and there’s a considerable difference between the two. While one resembles the “normal” colour of breast milk, the other looks… well, a little bit blue.
Sharing to her Facebook page, Jody Fisher Birmingham explained that she was left shocked when the colour of her breast milk changed to blue after he daughter, Nancy, was vaccinated two days prior.
“Nancy had her one-year injections on Tuesday afternoon, the ‘normal’ colour milk is from the day before she had them, the ‘blue’ colour milk is from today – two days after she had them,” the UK mum shared in a post that has since gone viral.
Although she was shocked at first, she came across a theory that it was her body’s defence mechanism to protect her child.
“It’s blue from all the antibodies my body is producing, as it thinks she’s sick with what she was vaccinated against!” she claimed. “When she feeds, her saliva sends signals to my body to produce more milk with illness specific antibodies!”
Jody continued by sharing that the change in colour makes her appreciate the female body even more.
“This is one of the reasons I’m still breastfeeding 13 months on,” she explained on social media. “Way to go boobies.”
Jody added that she is in “no way shaming formula”, explaining that is how she partly fed her first three children.
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So she must have been eating blue foods? Talk about nonsense. People seem to be completely brainwashed about vaccines. They are not magic drugs. They do have side effects and they can cause bad reactions in some people.
Evidence of activation of the immune system is exactly the reaction one wants to see in the setting of immunisation. It's really interesting to see that you think that is a *bad* thing.
Now I'm bewildered about how many people out there are photographing their breast milk each day.