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Home » Why Would Breastfeeding Prevent Cardiovascular and Metabolic Disease in Mother?

Why Would Breastfeeding Prevent Cardiovascular and Metabolic Disease in Mother?

Mind-Body Connection: Why Would Breastfeeding Prevent Cardiovascular and Metabolic Disease in Mother
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To a health psychologist, these findings make perfect sense. And it all has to do with understanding the human stress response. Allow me to illustrate by describing what happens when this stress response is chronically activated..

Updated on February 3, 2010Filed Under: Blog Posts Tagged With: blood-pressure, breastfeeding-why, diabetes

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