Why Does My Breast Milk Taste Bad?: One Mom's Journey to Overcoming Excess Lipase Activity

What Does My Breast Milk Taste Bad? is the number one resource for breastfeeding mothers struggling with excess lipase activity. In this book you will find:

- An explanation of excess lipase activity that you don€t need a medical degree to understand.
- Answers to 31 frequently asked question.
- Detailed instructions on how to test your breast milk for excess lipase activity.
- Step by step directions on how to scald your milk to stop the bad taste.
- 8 suggestions on what to do with all of the bad tasting breast milk in your freezer.
- Step by step information on how to donate your bad tasting breast milk to a milk bank.
- A list of milk banks that accept milk affected by excess lipase activity and their contact information.
- Rebekah's personal story and experience with excess lipase activity.
- Valuable information from Dr. Ruth Lawrence, the nation€s leading authority in breastfeeding.
- A survey for you to take to help Dr. Lawrence begin the much needed research on excess lipase activity.
- Support, encouragement, and the knowledge that you are not alone.

Author Rebekah Hoffer struggled with excess lipase activity with her first child and frantically searched for answers and support. Sadly, both were difficult to find. After writing about her experience on her blog, SimplyRebekah.com, she realized that she was not alone in her struggle. Soon she was providing encouragement and guidance to other moms trying to overcome excess lipase activity. Four years after starting her journey, Rebekah Hoffer has published this book in an effort to reach more mothers who are desperate for answers.

By the end of this book you will be fully equipped to continue a healthy breastfeeding relationship with your baby and successfully pump breast milk.

For more information about Why Does My Breast Milk Taste Bad? visit: http://simplyrebekah.com/excess-lipase/

Disclosure from Rebekah Hoffer: I am not a medical professional. I am simply a mom who has walked this journey. This book is meant to be a reference only. It is not meant to be a substitute for professional medical advice. Consult your doctor and/or lactation consultant to determine the best course of treatment and action for your baby. This book explains what worked for me, but it might not be what is best for you and your baby. Little research has been done on excess lipase activity. Any new research could change the information suggested in this book.