To choose the best type of milk, it is important to consider individual preferences, as people who maintain a diet with foods of animal origin usually opt for animal milk, such as cow, goat, sheep or buffalo. However, people who maintain a vegetarian eating style typically prioritize plant-based milks or drinks, such as soy, almond, […]
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Breast milk production begins during the first trimester of pregnancy, but tends to intensify from the 2nd trimester onwards. For this reason, many pregnant women may experience milk leakage a few weeks or months before birth. This milk is known as colostrum and is the first type of milk that a woman produces to feed […]
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Rice milk has several health benefits, such as helping with weight loss and preventing cardiovascular diseases, as it is low in calories, fats, sugars and does not contain cholesterol. Furthermore, rice milk is a drink that can replace cow’s milk, so it can be consumed by people who are lactose intolerant or allergic to cow’s […]
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Birdseed milk is a vegetable drink prepared with water and a seed, birdseed, and is considered a substitute for cow’s milk. This seed is a cheap cereal used to feed parakeets and other birds, and can be purchased in health food stores and supermarkets, in the form of birdseed seed for human consumption. This plant-based […]
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Soy milk should only be offered as food to the baby if the pediatrician recommends it, as happens in cases where the baby cannot be breastfed, or when he develops an allergy to cow’s milk or even in some cases of lactose intolerance. Soy milk in the form of infant formula is produced from soy […]
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To relax after giving birth to produce more breast milk, it is important to drink plenty of fluids such as water, coconut water, and rest so that the body has the necessary energy that milk production requires. Milk letdown normally occurs from the third to fifth day after birth, which is when the mother and […]
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To ensure that the milk offered to the baby is sufficient, it is important that breastfeeding up to six months is done on demand, that is, without time restrictions or feeding time, but at least 8 to 12 times in a 24 hour period. When these recommendations are followed, the baby will hardly go hungry, […]
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The milk diet is a type of restrictive diet that promises to lose weight up to 7 kg, as it consists of consuming only cow’s milk, water, some fruits and proteins for a period of 8 days. However, there is still no scientific evidence about the benefits of this diet for weight loss or health. […]
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Goat’s milk for the baby is an alternative when the mother cannot breastfeed and in some cases when the baby is allergic to cow’s milk. This is because goat’s milk does not have the Alpha S1 casein protein, which is mainly responsible for the development of allergies to cow’s milk. Goat’s milk is similar to […]
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