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⌈ Secret Post #2524 ⌋

Warning: Some secrets are NOT worksafe and may contain SPOILERS.

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Notes:

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Comments

Re: Extreme SJW

[nyxelestia]

Yes and no. Drinking booze =/= baby drinking booze, but a very tiny portion of that alcohol can and often will get into the breastmilk, especially in the long run if you drink often. Mostly it's that alcohol gets in your blood, which gets into everything else, including lactation.

Now, as I understand it (anyone who knows better is free to correct me), only a very tiny portion of alcohol gets into the breastmilk, a portion that would be considered negligible, if not downright nonexistant, for any adult, teenager, even most children. However, for an infant it is incredibly toxic, in part due to low body mass and in part due to the way their bodies work. (Similar reason why giving an infant younger than a year raw honey can be dangerous, too.)