How Breast Milk Nourishes and Immunologically Protects Infants
Human breast milk undergoes a distinct physiological shift during the feeding process, transitioning from foremilk, a thin and watery secretion optimized for neonatal hydration, to the calorically dense hindmilk, a viscous emulsion optimized for rapid weight gain. This late stage hindmilk is rich in fat and because of this it can adhere to the alveolar … Continue reading How Breast Milk Nourishes and Immunologically Protects Infants The post How Breast Milk Nourishes and Immunologically Protects Infants appeared first on Learn Something Interesting.
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