HD FS 428 Lecture Notes - Lecture 46: Apache Hadoop, Prolactin, Antibody
16 Apr 2017
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Hindmilk has twice as much fat: 88% water, 4. 5% fat, 7. 5% protein. For mammals in general: the higher the fat content, the longer the duration between feedings. Foremilk: 15 calories per ounce, low in fat, requires more to be satiated, interval feedings provide a baby with more foremilk. Hindmilk: 25 calories per ounce, high in fat, requires less to be satiated, feeding that is continuous: Milk produced at night is higher in fat. Provides a baby with more hindmilk: want babies to sleep, co-sleeping breastfeeding babies nurse more throughout the night. Less mental health problems in: childhood, adolescence. Less childhood obesity: baby not able to learn how being satiated is. Increased: cognitive development in childhood, maternal sensitive responsiveness. Contains antibodies that help protect infants from common childhood illnesses: diarrhea, pneumonia. The two primary causes of child mortality worldwide. Releases oxytocin and prolactin: relaxes mom, increases nurturing feelings. Reducing uterine bleeding: uterus go back down to normal size more quickly.
