02. What we will learn today and why

Slide List

41. Breast Cancer and formula feeding: Is there a histology reset with lactation?
42. The Million Women Study
43. DYSBIOSIS
44. What’s in Human Milk?
45. Diet and Host – microbial crosstalk in postnatal intestinal immune homeostasis
46. Transgenerational History – formula driven dysbiosis
47. Auto Immune Disease
48. The Allergy Epidemic
49. Gut colonisation and generational progression of allergy and autoimmune disease
50. Australian Child Health
51. Milk Banking
52. Family Courts, visitation, custody, breastfeeding and expert witnesses
53. Is this relevant for me?
54. Clinical Management
55. Nipple Discomfort – Problems, Prevention and Solutions
56. Recognising Breast Fullness and Engorgement
57. Engorgement Treatment
58. Recognising a Blocked Duct: A not uncommon problem
59. Recognising Mastitis
60. Treatment of Mastitis – infection??

Evolution

Breast milk is important because evolution is determining and breast milk is a product of natural selection for evolutionary success.

Emotion

Foundational behavioral concepts for evolutionary success

Physiology

Understanding breast milk production promotes success

Avoiding Hazards

A few to mention. Remember that formula feeding is a worldwide risk to vulnerable infants and their mothers by denying them the safety of basic evolutionary benefits

Problems and Solutions

Treatment provides benefits for mother and child and protects evolutionary advantage

Summary

There are no benefits to breastfeeding – breastfeeding is the norm

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