Breastfeeding helps prevent mental disorders and intellectual development of the newborn. To confirm the indispensability of a unique food in nature, two international research on samples of thousands of women and children.

It is no coincidence that the World
Health has set out, with official information, benefits and necessity of promotion in the world. Breastfeeding is the first long-term cure for any human infant. Breast milk is indeed food for excellence, remind doctors and experts, an elixir of health can not be reproduced by any technology. To confirm once again the irreplaceable, two international studies, one Australian and one Canadian.

Although it is well known that human milk
strengthens the immune system and is therapeutic as well as ‘lifesaver’ to many neonatal diseases, now scientists have shown that breastfeeding has a decisive influence on the sphere of the brain.

I Ricera of Perth, Australia, have ruled that if continued for at least
six months, the administration of maternal nutrition during adulthood would reduce the incidence of anxiety, depression and aggression. The search for Perth’s Telethon Institute for Child Health Research, focused on a sample of over 2,300 women who had children between 1989 and 1992, whose mental health was followed up to 14 years. The findings indicate that that 50 percent of children fed with breast milk for at least six months has made no inclination to psychological problems type.

The coordinator of the study, Dr Wendy Oddy, in commenting
The results, however, is pushed beyond: data could explain, in your opinion, not only for typical biological components of human milk, but also the delicate and complex psychological relationship between mother and child is determined, which would impact on the beneficial effects produced from food.

The second study further extends the life prospects of a newborn
she sucked milk. The research carried out by the team of Michael Kramer Canada’s McGill University in Montréal, has shown that breastfeeding is the natural basis of intelligence more developed.

The data resulting from the investigation carried out by some researchers, together
Belarusian doctors in 31 clinics and hospitals, involving 14 thousand Belarusian children for 6 years. Half of their mothers had received support and information through a program dedicated to exclusive breastfeeding and extended following the directions of WHO and the other half received normal care and information disclosed by the health facilities.

Following this different treatment the children of the first group
were breastfed up to 12 months. After about six and a half years it was found that the infants nursed longer to achieve better results in IQ tests and had higher ratings in writing and reading. New results that researchers hope will lead to an intensified action to breastfeeding, which in some countries (including Italy), as shown, would not have the proper promotion in favor over the use of milk artificial.

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