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Are you asking yourself. . .

  • Why is my baby refusing to take a bottle?
  • What is wrong with my breast milk?
  • Why does my breast milk taste bad???
  • What am I going to to do with all the bad tasting milk in my freezer stash?
  • Am I going to have to stop pumping?
  • What is high lipase milk or excess lipase activity?
  • Where can I find the support of someone who understands?

You can stop searching for answers about high lipase milk right now.
I have all of them for you.

In 2010 I was crying over my keyboard trying to find answers to why my own breast milk tasted so bad. That is when I discovered excess lipase activity and high lipase milk, which is a rare condition in breastfeeding that causes expressed breast milk to develop a horrible flavor. I continued searching online for more details about high lipase milk, but there wasn’t much information available.

I started blogging about my journey overcoming high lipase milk and soon more and more women were coming to my blog for support. I’ve taken the 4 original blog posts that I wrote about my journey and expanded them into an eBook with over 40 pages.

Inside the pages of this downloadable eBook you will find:

  • An explanation of high lipase milk that you don’t need a medical degree to understand.
  • Answers to 31 frequently asked questions.
  • Detailed instructions on how to test your fresh milk for high levels of lipase.
  • 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 stash.
  • 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 high lipase activity and their contact information.
  • My personal story and what happened when my second child was born.
  • Valuable information from Dr. Ruth Lawrence, the nation’s leading authority on breastfeeding.
  • A survey for you to take to help Dr. Lawrence begin the much needed research on high lipase milk.
  • Support, encouragement, and the knowledge that you are not alone.

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

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This is an electronic book that will be emailed to you as a PDF file that you can read on your computer or you can print the the 40+ pages. This is not a physical book that will be mailed to you.

Since this is a digital book, you will have instant access after your purchase and can start your journey to overcoming excess lipase activity today!

This eBook is also available as a Kindle file on Amazon.

Why Does My Breast Milk Taste Bad?
Why Does My Breast Milk Taste Bad?
One Mom's Journey to Overcoming Excess Lipase Activity
Price: $6.99

Testimonials from moms with high lipase milk:

  • The day I learned I had excess lipase in my breastmilk, my heart broke. And then I found Rebekah. She gave me the faith and perseverance to move beyond my diagnosis and fix it the best I could! I’m so thankful to her! This ebook is beyond thorough and a real gem for the breastfeeding community.
    Gretchen Bossio
  • Thank you, Rebekah. Thank you for sharing your story, for letting me know I’m not alone, for giving me hope, and for encouraging me that I’m not a failure. I don’t know you, but I’m so thankful for you.
    Rachel Norris
  • As a mom of a young infant, discovering that my stored milk had tasted bad was very upsetting. My daughter was rejecting the bottle. Luckily, I was able to get first-hand information from Rebekah Hoffer, as well as some emotional comfort. She was a mother who went through exactly what I was dealing with. I felt that I wasn’t alone in wanting to overcome this challenge, and I was empowered to find an efficient routine to start all over again.
    Lauren Paul
  • Thanks to you, we are scalding the milk before we freeze it. I can happily report that our daughter just had her first taste of thawed, scalded breastmilk today, and she chugged the whole bottle in a minute! So, it worked! Thank you, again. You’ve given us a wonderful gift and a sense of relief. 
    Dan G.

Testimonials from lactation professionals:

  • As a Lactation Consultant for over 20 years it is wonderful to have this resource for mothers. I recommend this to all my moms who have high lipase milk.
    Martha Kautz, RN, IBCLC
  • Rebekah Hoffer has captured the drama, the sorrow, and the need for a solution eloquently in these pages. This is a thoughtful, comprehensive, heartwarming description for mothers with similar problems.
    Ruth Lawrence, MD

Included in the downloadable eBook are free printable charts to help you as you test your own milk for excess lipase activity.

Free Printable Charts to Help You Test Your Milk for Excess Lipase Activity

Mama, you can stop searching for answers.

You can stop crying over your keyboard. You can stop wondering what in the world is wrong with your breast milk. I have all the answers for you. Take a deep breath, mama. The answers are here. You and your little one are going to be okay. You’ve got this.

Why Does My Breast Milk Taste Bad?
Why Does My Breast Milk Taste Bad?
One Mom's Journey to Overcoming Excess Lipase Activity
Price: $6.99

Click here to buy the Kindle version on Amazon!

Reminder: This is an electronic book that will be emailed to you. You can buy the PDF version or the Kindle version. Either way, you’ll be able to start reading the book today! This is not a printed book that will be sent to you in the mail.

If you aren’t sure if you want to buy the PDF file or Kindle file, I would suggest the PDF file so that you will be added to my email list. I will send out emails with any important research information that develops and other various announcements. Being part of this list is a great way to stay connected to the latest information about high lipase milk. You can unsubscribe from the list at any time.

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Disclosure: 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 guidelines or 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 high lipase milk. Any new research could change the information suggested in this book.