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Breastfeeding reduces breast cancer risk according to the latest research.
Breastfeeding, especially right after childbirth, helps your baby establish a healthy gut and improves early immune system performance, but did you know that it can also protect the mother, too? The idea that breastfeeding can help protect the mother from breast cancer has been supported by new research presented in the Journal “Nature” that shows breastfeeding also causes a long-term immune response that protects mothers well beyond the early y…
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Breastfeeding reduces breast cancer risk according to the latest research.
Breastfeeding, especially right after childbirth, helps your baby establish a healthy gut and improves early immune system performance, but did you know that it can also protect the mother, too? The idea that breastfeeding can help protect the mother from breast cancer has been supported by new research presented in the Journal “Nature” that shows breastfeeding also causes a long-term immune response that protects mothers well beyond the early y…
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