Breast milk analysis reveals diverse microbiome transference shapes infant’s health

Nutrition Insight·Jan 12

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Research on breast milk has found that it transfers a diverse microbiome to infants, which may shape their health. The composition of the infant gut microbiome is influenced by various factors, including the mother's milk and diet. The relationship between the maternal and infant microbiomes is complex and bidirectional, and may have implications for infant development and health.

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