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Optimizing lactation

Five extra minutes of pumping shortly after delivery yie lds more breast milk

With a relatively small change in the pum ping process, more breast milk can become available to women who have just given birth. The study by physician-researcher Gynecology & Obstetrics Nicole Manshanden shows that pumping five minutes longer with a different pumping pattern is enough to increase yields.
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DESCRIPTION: Optimizing lactation

Five extra minutes of pumping sh ortly after delivery yields more breast milk

With a relatively sm all change in the pumping process, more breast milk can become availa ble to women who have just given birth. The study by physician-resear cher Gynecology & Obstetrics Nicole Manshanden shows that pumping five minutes longer with a different pumping pattern is enough to in crease yields.
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