Studies have not been done to address the safety of Pentabosol™ in these two groups or to determine whether Pentabosol™ appears in human breast milk. For these reasons, we do not recommend that women take the product during these times. That said, after delivery in women who elect not to breast-feed or after weaning in those who do, Pentabosol™ is of great help in losing the baby weight

The CDC and the U.S. EPA both suggest that there is no evidence of adverse effects for pregnant or nursing women. There's specific information at www.cdc.gov/westnile. We suggest you also review a recent journal article by Dr. Gideon Koren and colleagues. Our recommendation is for pregnant women to consult their personal physicians about the use of DEET-based products during pregnancy and breast feeding.

The nail drops can be used while pregnant or nursing BUT only when WELL diluted. I suggest putting about 3-5 drops in a foot bath and soaking your feet. This will help keep the fungus from spreading. The application directly onto the feet could begin or resume when nursing is finished.

Women who are pregnant, plan to become pregnant or are nursing should wait to begin treatment with the cream until after pregnancy or when nursing has concluded. The safety and efficacy of Meladerm? in pregnant women and nursing mothers have not been established.

Women cannot be completely certain about the condition of the pregnancy and or any medication associated with pregnancy. It is not wise to start on the product without the advice of the physician dealing with the pregnant or nursing individual.

If you are planning on getting pregnant, try to discuss your concerns ahead of time with your doctor. If you become pregnant, inform your doctor immediately. You and your doctor should discuss your health in detail and make medication decisions based on your need for the medication compared to any risks the medication may pose. The greatest period of risk for most medications is during the first three months of pregnancy. Medications may also be present in breast milk.

YES! Alaskan seafood is a wonderful choice for pregnant women and nursing mothers. It is not only safe, but essential for proper brain and nervous system development in infants. Salmon is especially important, providing wonderful omega 3 which is known to decrease the rates of postpartum depression, and is important to brain development of the baby especially in the last trimester and first three months of breastfeeding.

ENBREL is classified as Pregnancy Category B. Developmental toxicity studies have been performed in rats and rabbits at doses ranging from 60- to 100-fold higher than the human dose, and have revealed no evidence of harm to fetuses due to ENBREL. There are, however, no studies in pregnant women. Because animal reproduction studies are not always predictive of human response, this drug should be used during pregnancy only if clearly needed.

The Mona Vie Active formula is extremely safe; however, Mona Vie Active Juice contains glucosamine hydrochloride and esterified fatty acids, which have not been tested in these types of individuals. It is Mona Vie’s recommendation that children under the age of 12, pregnant women, and women who are nursing should not consume Mona Vie Active Juice. If further information is required, please consult with your physician.

Yes, DII is non-invasive, does not use radiation, breast contact or compression, and poses absolutely no harm to the patient whatsoever.

Yes. Seacure® was developed in response to the protein needs of malnourished infants and expectant mothers in third-world countries. It was tested extensively during the 1960’s in Brazil and found to be not only safe but also very effective. Pregnant or nursing mothers should always consult with their doctors when taking any medication or nutritional supplement.

Nutrilite does not recommend consumption of this product by pregnant/nursing mothers without consultation with their physician.

Pregnant or nursing mothers should not take creatine, as the safety is not established in this population.

AFA is not contraindicated for pregnant or nursing women. However, we recommend that pregnant or nursing women consult with their medical or healthcare professional prior to consuming AFA. (Top) The beneficial effects of AFA in your body can be subtle as it works to provide long-term protection and well-being. Some people may experience noticeable changes within a few weeks of use - others may notice no effect whatsoever.

Caffeine-free XS Energy Drinks are as safe as any soft drink. We recommend using caffeine & herb-free XS drinks with children because most children already have plenty of energy.

Since coconut oil is a food and is a staple for many living in Asia, it is considered safe for anyone. In coconut producing countries it is considered normal and good food for pregnant and lactating women, since it contains lauric acid which is also present in breast milk. However, the cautions of reactions as stated above should be noted.

Most of our products are safe for children and pregnant women, however if you have any concerns, please contact your doctor before beginning the products. DAILY HARMONY is not recommended for pregnant or breastfeeding women or children under the age of 18.

Yes, BIOSKINCARE™ is completely bio-compatible and safe for children and pregnant or nusing women.

Whey protein is a complete high quality protein and should be an acceptable protein source for healthy pregnant women and children, provided they are not allergic to dairy proteins. The second most abundant component in whey protein is alpha-lactalbumin, which is one of the main whey proteins in human breast milk. Infant formulas often contain whey protein, including special formulas for premature infants.

Yes, Infrared is non-invasive, does not use radiation, does not compress the breast and poses absolutely no harm to the woman whatsoever.