Hey Jmac,

Sorry to hear your daughter has CH. There's no reason why she can't start the anti-inflammatory regimen as long as you tailor the supplement doses to her age group.

I have my entire family taking the anti-inflammatory regimen.  That includes my brother, wife, three kids, their spouses and seven grand kids.

The kids get vitamin D3 at 50 IU per pound of body weight and the rest of the supplements at RDA for their age group.... 

You can find the RDAs for each supplement by age group at the Linus Pauling Institute Micronutrient Information Center at OSU at the following web site.

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My daughter has been taking the anti-inflammatory regimen for the last four years.  She announce she was pregnant in December 2013, and said she had spoken with her OB and planned to stay on this regimen throughout her pregnancy and after as she was planning to breast feed.

And that brings me to Fred...

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Fred, a.k.a., Winefred, is a 9 month old wunderkind and our 7th grandchild. (photo taken at 6 months) Born on July 7, 2014, she was rolling over and starting to crawl at 5 months and I'm positive she started to speak words in English and German about that same time... but then I'm a doting old grandfather. 

Fred's at the 99th percentile in size, weight and development both physical and mental according to her pediatrician...  She has never had a cold, a rash, rosacea, eczma, jaundice or any of the medical problems typically experienced by many newborns.

We attribute Fred's exceptional good health and development to the fact that her mother has been taking the anti-inflammatory regimen with 10,000 IU/day vitamin D3 and all the cofactors for the last four years and continues to do so while breast feeding Fred...  She's also started solid food... albeit run through an immersion blender first.

My daughter's pregnancy and Fred's delivery were flawless and trouble free.  In short this child has been on a therapeutic dose of vitamin D3 since conception and is still taking vitamin D3 today through breast feeding... 

Both my daughter's OB and Fred's pediatrician are totally on board with this regimen.  They were a little concerned at first, but after a couple rounds of labs came back in the green, the trouble free pregnancy and delivery coupled with Fred's exceptional good health... all that changed.  My daughter's OB now suggests this regimen to all his expectant and breast feeding mothers.

A recent study of breastfeeding neonates found maternal serum vitamin D3 was passed through breast milk to the suckling neonate but not maternal 25(OH)D, the first metabolite of vitamin D3.  Moreover, several studies indicate the rate of vitamin D3 transfer through breast milk is roughly one third the maternal serum concentration.

That means Fred was getting the equivalent of 3000 IU/day vitamin D3 while hooked up to cable prior to birth and she's getting the same amount now from her mother's milk.

As usual, discuss this regimen with the family PCP or pediatrician and schedule a lab for her 25(OH)D labs...

Oxygen therapy is also very safe for kids.

Soooo  I would sooner put any of my grand kids on this regimen to control CH before ever letting them take imitrex or verapamil...

Take care and please keep us posted.

V/R, Batch