Saturday, October 30, 2010

Herpes Circular Fotos

IL LATTE MATERNO E' PIU' ANTIVIRUS SE PER 6 MESI E' L'ALIMENTO ESCLUSIVO

( From an article published in La Repubblica "09/28/2010)

A search on a thousand Greek children followed for one year. According to scholars, already the alternation of natural nutrition powder product and lowers the ability to defend against infection. The 91 babies fed only breast were the "strongest"

ROME - The popular tradition says it has always been and science has confirmed many times. Now new research adds a special on the healing power of breast milk and its ability to counter the attack of pathogenic microorganisms. According to a study by a team of Greek researchers, published in Archives of Diseases in Childhood , regardless of his state of health and vaccination programs, the fact of drinking only mother's milk protects the baby for six months from infection.


According to the survey, coordinated by Emmanouil Galanakis and conducted on a sample of about a thousand baby all vaccinated ....


would be just the particular composition of breast milk to give children an extra shield. Above all, it has emerged from the studies, it appears that the protective effect only when you have the menu of breast milk is exclusive, ie not alternating with the milk powder.


The team followed the sample and monitored for 12 months, recording any illness occurring in this period. Only a fifth of the mothers involved had breastfed her son for six months and then in the complex of nearly a thousand children examined, only 91 have benefited from this diet exclusively.


Well, in the first year of life just that little group has been "significantly" less targeted by viruses and infections in general, than other infants, and those who drank milk powder, both they had "mixed" the two foods. Not only that, for children fed exclusively with breast milk infections were also less heavy: in short, If you are ill, puts before. According to the researchers, the results of the study is one more reason to continue to promote among the virtues of breastfeeding mothers.

0 comments:

Post a Comment