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A new study, done by doctors in Belarus and Canada was released today, indicating that babies who are breast-fed, definitely score higher in IQ and intelligence tests.
Previous studies have shown that babies whose mothers breast-feed have less ear infections, stomach or intestinal infections, lower incidence of asthma, less digestive problems, skin diseases, allergies, as well as a lower risk of developing high blood pressure, diabetes or obesity.
This should be absolutely no surprise! It is only when man gets involved and tries to make things like infant formula that things tend to go downhill.
All we have to do is ask, what is the perfect formula for infants? It has to be mothers milk -- to say otherwise is to say that man can do better than God. I remember when scientists observed infants, and then observed mothers milk and said we can do better. And they concluded that mothers milk didn't have iron. So they made infant formula with iron, and during that time it seemed that nearly all of these infants were colic, because infants can't digest iron. But the problem was, even when they marked the formula as with iron or without iron, mothers wanting to give their child the very best, would purchase it with iron.
One of the very best things you can do for your child to assure a good healthy life and a healthy start is to breast-feed your child for at least the first 12 to 18 months, and to get their spine checked to be certain there is no interference or sedated nerves supplying the organs of their body. These are by far the two best things you can do to assure the health of your child.
If you did not breast-feed your child, -- then for about one year, I would mix in approximately 1 tablespoon of colostrum into their food every day.
Colostrum is like a stand-in immune system. Our colostrum is 25% or more immunoglobulins. This is the first line of defense at the intestinal tract. When you are on colostrum, the immunoglobulins within colostrum takeover the job of the intestine for defense, which now allows your white blood cells to go to work elsewhere. And if that's not enough, our colostrum has 6 mg per gram of lactoferrin, which is a natural compound to promote healthy oxygen transport in the blood. And of course colostrum is also extremely rich in the elusive N-acetylneuraminic acid (NAA). In fact colostrum is one of the only known food sources of N-acetylneuraminic acid, which is one of the eight healing sugars.
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