Research Notes on Breastfeeding and Diabetes
According to The Journal of the American Medical Association women who breastfeed may also be lowering their risk of developing type 2 diabetes. Breastfeeding conveys health benefits for babies, and there is evidence that it does the same for moms. Studies has shown that the longer a woman breastfed, the lower her chances were for developing diabetes. Mothers that are already diabetic that breastfed, lower their insulin requirements and have better control of their blood glucose.
Top Resources on Breastfeeding and Diabetes
- BabyCenter: Breastfeeding and Diabetes
- WebMD: Breastfeeding May Lower Diabetes Risk
- Holistic Pediatric Association: Breastfeeding Prevents Diabetes in Mothers
- Diabetes Voice: Breastfeeding and Diabetes-Benefits and Special Needs
- La Leche League: Breastfeeding with Diabetes
- Diabetes Health: Diabetes and Breastfeeding
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