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04/04/2012
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Search Pittsburgh examined 140,000 women in the postmenopausal period
An American study concluded that breastfeeding promotes benefits not just for children. Moms who feed their children also have less chest risk of stroke and heart disease.
The conclusion of a survey conducted by the University of Pittsburgh, USA. The study looked at 140,000 women in the postmenopausal period.
The result was that those nursed by more than one year had 10% less risk of stroke and heart disease.
Scientists believe this is because, while breastfeeding, women decrease fat deposits in the body.
Moms who breastfeed their children for more than one year have reduced the risk of suffering from diabetes and high cholesterol, and increased pressure.
Source: Journal of Health
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