Comments on: Can breastmilk affect the results of a paternity test? http://testyrdna.com/can-breastmilk-affect-the-results-of-a-paternity-test.htm Wed, 11 Apr 2012 04:10:56 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.9.2 hourly 1 By: George McCasland http://testyrdna.com/can-breastmilk-affect-the-results-of-a-paternity-test.htm/comment-page-1#comment-4136 George McCasland Wed, 04 Nov 2009 19:13:11 +0000 http://testyrdna.com/can-breastmilk-affect-the-results-of-a-paternity-test.htm#comment-4136 I'm glad you're doing this. With a 30% rate of paternity Fraud, all men needs to be doing this. I'm working with paternity testing companies to develop commercials promoting this. http://medexpresslabs.com/paternity/ You should know that if you're not married to the mother, you have no legal rights to the child under all conditions. Go to Dads House in Yahoo Groups. There's a free manual there that will teach you all you need to know, and association with others involved in similar cases. http://Dads-House.org/ \\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\ I’m glad you’re doing this. With a 30% rate of paternity Fraud, all men needs to be doing this. I’m working with paternity testing companies to develop commercials promoting this.
http://medexpresslabs.com/paternity/

You should know that if you’re not married to the mother, you have no legal rights to the child under all conditions.

Go to Dads House in Yahoo Groups. There’s a free manual there that will teach you all you need to know, and association with others involved in similar cases.
http://Dads-House.org/
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]]> By: Sandy http://testyrdna.com/can-breastmilk-affect-the-results-of-a-paternity-test.htm/comment-page-1#comment-4137 Sandy Wed, 04 Nov 2009 19:13:11 +0000 http://testyrdna.com/can-breastmilk-affect-the-results-of-a-paternity-test.htm#comment-4137 I think the idea it that if your baby's just been fed, you may accidentally contaminate the swab with the mother's skin cells, in which case the paternity test would correctly identify you as not being the MOTHER'S father, rather than not the baby's father. Get a blood test, they're much more accurate. But remember, there is always margin for error. I think the idea it that if your baby’s just been fed, you may accidentally contaminate the swab with the mother’s skin cells, in which case the paternity test would correctly identify you as not being the MOTHER’S father, rather than not the baby’s father. Get a blood test, they’re much more accurate. But remember, there is always margin for error.

]]> By: vmaldia http://testyrdna.com/can-breastmilk-affect-the-results-of-a-paternity-test.htm/comment-page-1#comment-4138 vmaldia Wed, 04 Nov 2009 19:13:11 +0000 http://testyrdna.com/can-breastmilk-affect-the-results-of-a-paternity-test.htm#comment-4138 theoretically breast milk can have some maternal DNA on it so maybe the the test detected that you were not the father of the woman who supplied the breast milk also its quite common for mother and child to swap some cells so if you took some blood, there might be maternal cells in the baby just guessing though theoretically breast milk can have some maternal DNA on it so maybe the the test detected that you were not the father of the woman who supplied the breast milk

also its quite common for mother and child to swap some cells so if you took some blood, there might be maternal cells in the baby

just guessing though

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