Eating fermented rice wine during breastfeeding makes the baby stupid

Mothers should pay attention to their diet during breastfeeding to avoid causing discomfort to the baby due to the secretion of milk. So, does eating during breastfeeding have any impact on the baby?

First of all, in some big cities in southern China, it is customary for mothers to stay in confinement and drink wine after giving birth. Confinement wine is actually fermented glutinous rice or rice wine, which is a pure grain wine brewed from rice. The alcohol concentration is generally less than 20%, and it is often used to cook various signature dishes for confinement.

Secondly, many claims indicate that confinement rice wine has certain nutrients, is beneficial to the recovery of the mother's body, and can help induce lactation. However, consuming rice during breastfeeding can cause certain harm, such as causing a decrease in breast milk, because the alcohol consumed by the mother will inhibit the secretion of milk, causing a decrease in breast milk and delaying the reflex of milk spillage.

Secondly, eating too much rice makes the baby excited and restless, affecting the baby's growth rate. If breastfeeding mothers eat it every day, it may cause the baby's growth and exercise to be delayed, causing the baby's hormonal imbalance.

Finally, breastfeeding mothers are advised not to drink confinement rice wine. If they must drink it, it is best to drink it after weaning, or do not breastfeed within 3-4 hours after drinking it. Moreover, every time a mother takes fermented glutinous rice, she should pay attention to the amount and frequency of intake, which should not be excessive.

Rice wine can not only be used to cook eggs, but also can be used to cook chicken, duck, fish, pork, etc. The effect of breast enhancement is the same, not limited to just eggs.

During breastfeeding, mothers can drink some fermented glutinous rice in moderation, because fermented glutinous rice is indeed a very nutritious thing, and it can help mothers improve their appetite.