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Breastfeeding: What are the benefits?

Breastfeeding is always a hot topic for women. There are "totally in favor", the "absolutely against" and those who rely on their charisma In developing countries such as Benin, the question is also relevant. And if we were all around the benefits of this almost free milk available to mankind's well-being? Read more

Creating emotional bonds between mother and child

Breastfeeding is a privileged moment of exchange between mother and child that strengthens the emotional ties. Many psychologists stress the importance of breastfeeding on infant psycho behavior. Moreover, the physiology of lactation depends on the bonding. Sucking at the nipple triggers the pituitary maternal prolactin (somatic reflex) which determines the secretion of milk. Sucking in a comfortable atmosphere and emotional triggers the secretion of oxytocin posthypophysaire (psychosomatic reflex) which is responsible for milk ejection. According to the behavior the mother was dominated by anxiety or confidence, these reflexes are disrupted or fortunate. In psychology, you should know not to be exclusive and dogmatic: it is clear that breastfeeding is better pleased with difficulty!

Other benefits

In the stomach of the newborn, breast milk coagulates into very thin flakes easily attacked by digestive juices. Digestion is thus very fast.
Breast milk is sterile, healthy, warm, clean and always available. It avoids all the preparations bottles with sterilization. This is the most economical milk. Home lactating women, there is a strengthening of uterine contractions in favor of a rapid involution of the uterus.
Epidemiological studies show additional benefits.

For the mother

• A breastfeeding duration of twelve months (in life) would reduce to 30% risk of breast cancer during the pre-menopause (representing one quarter of breast cancers);

• Breastfeed for at least two months reduced by 25% the risk of developing cancer of the ovaries.

For children

• Breastfeeding protects children against diarrhea, respiratory infections and ear infections. Effect on sudden death is also being discussed;

• Breastfeeding may also play a role in protecting against diabetes, obesity, caries, malocclusion and multiple sclerosis;

• A beneficial effect is observed on visual acuity of preterm infants. The causes are unclear but several theories attempt to explain these findings put at the forefront of immunological mechanisms, cholesterol, the ratio zinc / copper, etc..

modern dietary preparations decrease the disadvantages of conventional industrial milks all made from cow's milk. However, the means of current technology can not substitute mother's milk. It is not known to reproduce the immunological advantage, we can not invent the changes in milk composition during suckling with the roles that these changes play in the mechanisms that regulate appetite and protection vis-à-vis obesity. It should also be remembered that children bottle-fed, there is often an early introduction and substantial meal, a factor in obesity Later

In view of all these advantages, why finally it private?

Doctor Soliou BADAROU
santetropicale.com