New Study: Breastfeeding for 6 months improves the health of a mother’s heart for years!
New study finds breastfeeding for at least six months decreased the mother’s risk of cardiovascular and metabolic issues for up to three years.
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A new study from researchers from South Australia finds breastfeeding for at least 6 months decreases the mother’s risk of cardiovascular and metabolic issues for up to 3 years.
The benefits are especially impactful for mothers who experienced pregnancy complications.
The study found if women had at least one pregnancy complication, if the mother breastfed for at least six months after birth, they had significantly lower blood pressure, improved cholesterol and lower blood sugar levels in comparison to those who did not breastfeed for six months.
The study’s senior author is Claire Roberts, who leads a pregnancy research group at Flinders University in Australia. To quote Dr Roberts from a news release about the study:
“That means that…
