Breast milk exclusive prevent asthma

Findings by scientists from Erasmus Medical Center, The Netherlands, showed that babies who get breast milk exclusively have the endurance and higher immune to asthmatic attacks.

Pera researchers also found a child's immune system will increase in line with the length of exclusive breastfeeding. For example, children who have not breastfed exclusively or in a relatively short period of time will usually develop asthma at the age of about 4 years. They are given milk to breast-feeding for 1-4 months is also potentially large asthma.

The researchers also compared the information from various studies regarding formula feeding in early infancy. In fact, children who are given exclusive breastfeeding until the age of 1.5 months mememilik low potential leih attacked.

"The relationship between duration and exclusivity of breastfeeding is closely related to asthma attacks during the first four years. Our results suggest, that mothers exclusively breastfed their infants," said piminan research, Agnes van der Voort-Sonnenschein. (Healthdaynews / DSC / SHA)