UC San Diego Medical Center Studies Mystery of Mother's Milk

“Breast is best” is a mantra every new mom hears with when it comes to feeding her newborn. Human milk is known to boost brain development, prevent life-threatening infections, decrease allergies, and promote stronger bones and a higher IQ. But what’s a mother to do when her premature infant weighs only ounces and is not able to swallow the milk?

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<p><a href="http://www.physorg.com/news137778629.html">UC San Diego Medical Center Studies Mystery of Mother's Milk</a></p> <p>“Breast is best” is a mantra every new mom hears with when it comes to feeding her newborn. Human milk is known to boost brain development, prevent life-threatening infections, decrease allergies, and promote stronger bones and a higher IQ. But what’s a mother to do when her premature infant weighs only ounces and is not able to swallow the milk?</p>