New moms selling breast milk they say has COVID antibodies

KDVR ^ | Apr 26, 2021 | Kim Posey

[real saxophonist]

New moms selling breast milk they say has COVID antibodies

by: Kim Posey

Apr 26, 2021

DENVER (KDVR) — Some new moms are selling their breast milk online after getting vaccinated, and advertising that their milk has COVID antibodies.

The website “Only the Breast” shows posts like that from across the country.

One Denver ad says, “I received the first round of the Pfizer COVID vaccine at the beginning of April.”

Another posts says the milk, ”contains strong COVID antibodies that are transferred to baby.”

“If mom has been vaccinated, there is a great chance that maybe the antibodies will be passed along to their baby,” said Rebecca Heinrich, the Director of Mothers’ Milk Bank in Arvada.

Her organization accepts donations from lactating moms with extra milk. “We safely pasteurize and process that milk for distribution in NICU’s across Colorado, and actually all over the country,” Heinrich said.

She is very encouraged by recent studies that show Pfizer and Moderna vaccines generated a strong immune response in pregnant and lactating women and that the antibodies were transferred to the baby.

“There’s a number of things that we don’t know yet about the number of antibodies that are passed into the milk, how long those antibodies are going to last, are those antibodies able to prevent viral infection,” Heinrich said.

Plus, she said, there are risks involved when buying breast milk online. “You really want to make sure that the milk is from a reliable source, and a person who you can trust, and also a person who has handled it correctly,” she said.

The FDA cautions against buying breast milk online, but this area is unregulated.

“For people who are looking to buy milk online, I would encourage them to look at the risks and weigh that for yourself,” Heinrich said.

[real saxophonist]

Video and link to study at source.

Sounds kinda weird to me.

[Red Badger]

Fausti won’t like that.............................

[familyop]

Arvada? Probably full of chemicals from weed, too. ;D

[cranked]

These mother’s going to be held legally responsible if a breast milk feeding baby dies from drinks this stuff?

[PGalt]

^

[unixfox]

“For people who are looking to buy milk online, I would encourage them to look at the risks and weigh that for yourself,” Heinrich said.

Gee, ya think?

[real saxophonist]

Yeah. Any woman who, for whatever reason, can’t breastfeed should be VERY careful about getting ANY breast milk online.

[Loyalist]

I didn’t know that wet nurses were a thing again.

[moovova]

Gag.

[Varda]

Colostrum has antibodies which pass to newborns. So yes, if these women are selling colostrum it will contain whatever antibodies the women have. The babies obtain passive immunity from them for a while. It's why in the pre-vaccination past, there was a spike in mortality rates around 2 years of age

[Daffynition]

Brucie needs to raise moolah for his gov campaign. Give the guy a break.

[dfwgator]

Well, there goes my breakfast.

[Daffynition]

Sorry! >:(

[allendale]

A product in the proud tradition of American snake oil.

[WildHighlander57]

And what happens when baby has a bad reaction to the antibodies?

[bk1000]

If they can sell that, why can’t......

Never mind.

[T.B. Yoits]

This is a GREAT way to call out the lies and hypocrisy. If the fake "vaccine" is only designed to give temporary resistance to COVID, why not a Kahlua and breast milk?

It would do the SAME THING as the "vaccine".

[dynachrome]

Ground chalk and water, made in China?

[outofsalt]

I’m interested if I can obtain it myself, fresh from the milkmaid.

[Myrddin]

Stupidity on steroids. There are already reports of breast fed babies dying after mom took the 2nd "covid" shot. Accepting breast milk from these people is beyond foolish. It rates with waiting for KoolAid at a Jim Jones picnic.