Breastfeeding Vs Formula Feeding
18May
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Breastfeeding Vs Formula Feeding

NeoLacta LifesciencesNurturing Life neolacta.com/ Breast Milk is Best – is what most of the pediatricians say as there are numerous benefits of breast milk. Breast milk is designed for human babies and mother’s milk provides all the nutrients like carbohydrates, proteins, fats and minerals to keep the baby healthy. The composition of breast mil...
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Myths and facts during pregnancy
17Apr
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Pregnancy – Myths & Facts

10 Myths Vs Facts during Pregnancy  Pregnancy is an exciting and life-changing experience for a woman. However, it can also be confusing and overwhelming, especially for first-time mothers who are bombarded with different pieces of advice and information about what to do and what not to do during pregnancy. Unfortunately, not all of this informa...
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Expressing and storing breastmilk for preemies
01Mar
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Expressing and storing breastmilk for preemies

Dr. Shruti Jain Certified Lactation Consultant Childbirth Educator, Pre & Post Natal Exercise Therapist, Physiotherapist and Manager neolacta Lifescience neolacta.com/ Your infant needs your breast milk at all gestational ages. Giving your premature baby your breast milk is good for both your health and theirs. Your baby might not be able ...
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22Feb
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Benefits of Breastfeeding for Premature Babies

Dr. Shruti Jain Certified Lactation Consultant Childbirth Educator, Pre & Post Natal Exercise Therapist, Physiotherapist and Manager neolacta Lifescience neolacta.com/ Breastfeeding or providing mother’s milk is a powerful tool to support the health and development of premature babies. Premature babies, or preemies, are born before 37 ...
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30Nov
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COMPOSITION OF HUMAN MILK – NUTRIENTS AND BIOACTIVE FACTORS

Dt. Anuradha ArisettyClinical Diet Therapistt neolacta.com Human milk or breast milk is a primary source of nutrition available for newborns. Breast milk has all the essential nutrients such as carbohydrates, protein, and fats as well as water to keep the baby hydrated and non-nutritive bioactive factors. Bioactive factors are elements tha...
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