Breast Feeding Reduces Breast Cancer Rates: Babies Who Are Breastfed Up To 6 Months Are Better Behaved As Children - Experts Reveals
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Experts have revealed that babies fed with breast milk for at least six months are proven to have a stronger immune system, improved digestive system, and lower risk of certain forms of cancer. Experts are beginning to realise that breastfeeding also has benefits for IQ, cognitive skills, and behaviour.
Babies who are breast-fed until the age of six months are better behaved as children, researchers have found.
Women are advised by the NHS: ‘The longer you breastfeed, the longer the protection lasts and the greater the benefits.’
Unicef warns that child obesity, diabetes and infections could all be significantly reduced if more mothers could be persuaded to breastfeed.
Women themselves would also benefit, with breast cancer rates reduced among mothers who had breastfed their children.
Breast Feeding Reduces Breast Cancer Rates: Babies Who Are Breastfed Up To 6 Months Are Better Behaved As Children - Experts Reveals
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Women have been told this severally nah and it's so true.
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