Breast milk is known to be nutrient-dense and beneficial to infants. Is it, however, the same effect on adults?
Although preliminary study suggests that breast milk may help fight diseases including cancer, digestive issues, and immunological disorders, this research was conducted on a cellular level in a petri dish and not on individuals….CONTINUE READING
People believe that breast milk can help grow muscle since it is high in nutrients, but there is no scientific proof to back up these claims.
Burns, eye infections (such as pink eye), diaper rash, and wounds have all been treated using breast milk. The goal is to prevent infection while also accelerating the healing process. However, it is best to consult with your doctor to determine whether using breast milk to treat certain diseases is safe and beneficial. According to the article published by the Medicinenet, Is It Good for Adults to Drink Breast Milk?
Is it okay to drink breast milk as an adult?
Because breast milk is scarce, some people are turning to online stores to buy bottled breast milk. Breast milk, on the other hand, is only safe to consume if it comes from a partner you know well. This is because breast milk is a body fluid, and you don’t want to risk contracting infectious diseases like CMV, hepatitis B and C, HIV, or syphilis from it.
There are numerous hazards associated with raw human breast milk acquired online or in an unpasteurized state. One of the dangers is contracting food-borne diseases, which can occur with any raw milk.
According to a study conducted on samples of breast milk purchased online, 93 percent of the samples included bacteria, with gram-negative bacteria accounting for 74% of the total. Gram-negative bacteria can cause pneumonia and diarrhea, as well as other respiratory and digestive diseases. The most common source of bacterial contamination is poor sanitization practices used when expressing milk, cleaning equipment, storing milk, and transporting milk.
Human breast milk obtained from a milk bank is generally safe since it has been checked for contamination and pasteurized, making it free of hazardous chemicals. Adults, on the other hand, do not require breast milk for health reasons. If you want to try it, make sure you get it from a reputable source—breasts from a trusted nursing partner or a lab that has tested the milk for safety….CONTINUE READING
