Makes sense that miscers are mostly gay Nestle formula babies.

https://www.colorado.edu/today/2023/...d-brain-health

Breastfeeding, even partially alongside formula feeding, changes the chemical makeup—or metabolome—of an infant’s gut in ways that positively influence brain development and may boost test scores years later, suggests new CU Boulder research.

“For those who struggle with exclusively breastfeeding, this study suggests your baby can still get significant benefits if you breastfeed as much as you can,” said senior author Tanya Alderete, an assistant professor of integrative physiology at CU Boulder.

The study, published Dec. 13 in the journal npj Metabolic Health and Disease, also identifies specific metabolites that manufacturers may want to consider adding to infant formula to optimize healthy brain development and concerning compounds they should try to leave out.

“Our research suggests that even at low levels, some contaminants found in formula may have negative neurodevelopmental effects downstream,” said first author Bridget Chalifour, a postdoctoral researcher in Alderete’s lab.


Look how happy these babies are.

Good to know Ernie, Imma go back to breastfeeding then.


Some of those melons lookin joocy.

You think those breastfeeding gainz just magically stop? I bet it's healthy as fukk to get a little swig every day right off the nip.

all the more reason to get out there and suck on some nipples right meow lads.

The gains were flowing until Diddy told the whole world about Cambodian breast milk.


Then my supply dried up.


Now I have to import poverty tier Afghani titty juice.




Cambodia bans human breast milk exports to US
https://www.theguardian.com/world/20...-ambrosia-labs





Cambodia officially banned selling and exporting locally-pumped human breast milk Tuesday, after reports exposed how women were turning to the controversial trade to boost meagre incomes in one of Southeast Asia's poorest countries. The order comes after Cambodia temporarily halted breast milk exports by Utah-based Ambrosia Labs, which claims to be the first firm to source the product from overseas and distribute it in the United States. The milk was pumped by poor Cambodian women in the capital Phnom Penh and then shipped to the US, where it was pasteurised and sold for $20 per 5 oz (147 ml) pack. The company's customers are American mothers who want to supplement their babies' diets or cannot produce enough milk of their own.

On Tuesday, Cambodia's cabinet ordered the health ministry to "take actions to immediately prevent the purchasing and exporting of breast milk from mothers from Cambodia," according to a letter seen by AFP. "Although Cambodia is poor and (life is) difficult, it is not at the level that it will sell breast milk from mothers," it added. Ambrosia Labs has defended its business in previous interviews, saying the model encouraged Cambodian women to continue breast feeding, earned them much needed extra income and helped fill milk bank shortages in the US. But UNICEF -- the arm of the UN protecting children -- welcomed the ban, saying the trade was exploitative and that excess breast milk should remain in Cambodia, where many babies lack proper nutrition.

"In Cambodia exclusive breastfeeding for newborns for their first six months declined from 75 per cent in 2010 to 65 per cent in 2014," Debora Comini, UNICEF's Cambodia Representative said in a statement. Ros Sopheap, the director of the local women's rights group Gender and Development for Cambodia (GDC), applauded the government's decision to bar the trade. "Even if women agree to do it voluntarily, they often have no other choices and face economic pressure," she told AFP. Chea Sam, a 30-year-old mother who once worked for Ambrosia Labs, told AFP in a recent interview that she had been selling her breast milk for three months after the birth of her son. She said she earned $7.5-$10 a day and she knew at least 20 other mothers doing the same. "We are regretful that this trade has been banned. It had helped our livelihood a lot," she told AFP after the exports were initially suspended.

It's been known for a long time that breast fed babies end up heather adults than formula fed ones. This is evident with my experience, I was breast fed, but my younger brother and sister were not and I have ended up a much healthier person than they have become.

Yeah but look what it did to you, sexually. A whole life spent obsessed with big natties.

Pretty sure my moms drug and alcohol binges muted that effect.

RIP in peace. Hope she didn't trade her breast milk for smack.

youtube .com/watch?v=rj6JOKrL_vg


srs

"Breastfeeding improves gut and brain health, even years later "

All they did was examine the chit of babies. Not a single baby was developmentally assessed.

On spread

TimBisonSon still c0ckfeeds off of his dad in the shower every morning

i was given the bottle and im likely the highest iq on this forum

Nobody's questioning that davik

hhhnnnnngggg