Although its exact composition remains a mystery, The Economist points out that Breast milk Known for its benefits for children, it can also help treat some diseases in adults, in addition to reducing inflammation and boosting immunity in children.
This is to conduct studies on the components of milk to treat conditions such as: Cancer Heart disease and arthritis.
A recent study by Dr. Megan Azad revealed that breast milk contains about 50,000 small molecules, most of which are unknown.
Studies have also shown that premature babies who are breastfed have a lower risk of developing necrotizing enterocolitis.
Experiments on mice have shown promising results in treating atherosclerosis and arthritis.
A molecule called HAMLET was discovered in breast milk and was shown to reduce bladder cancer tumors by 88%.
Human milk monosaccharides (HMOs), known for their anti-inflammatory effects, are currently being studied for their potential use in the treatment of chronic inflammation.
Additionally, Bifidobacterium bacteria have been found in breast milk, helping to promote gut health and strengthen immunity, making them a candidate for use in probiotic products to treat gut problems, such as irritable bowel syndrome.
ظهرت في الأصل على www.eremnews.com