Vijai Pawar
Natural Healing Advisor
10:40 AM | 10-07-2019
Babies should be breast fed
We of the school of basic nature - cure have always been recommending breastfeeding of babies, for this is how nature intends babies to be brought up.
Of late, even the W.H.O. and the U.N.I.C.E.F. have started urging that babies be breastfed in the interest of improving the standard of health of society as a whole The Member states of W.H.O. are in a sense, committed to the policy of encouraging breastfeeding of babies by their mothers, for an as long time as possible.
Mother's health matters
At present, the unnatural ways of living adopted by many women during their pre and postnatal stages are responsible for the lowering of their health - level to an extent where breastfeeding by them becomes impossible beyond, at the most, a few weeks. In certain cases, infants have to be kept on bottle feeding straight from the day of the birth as their mothers are very poor in health.
Contrast this with those who follow our advice and adopt in their daily lives the principle of vegetablarianism, non- violence and vital economy are able to breastfeed their babies for many many months, even upto two years or more.
Can packaged milk products be a substitute?
If one were to think [fed on allopathic way of living] that the baby milk products manufactured in drug stores, bottled and packaged in eye-catching and flashy tins, bottles having synthetic vitamins and minerals, dry milk powder etc, are able to substitute the breast milk, live in their own world of false perception.
Let it be remembered that their is no substitute to breast feeding. It benefits both the infants and their mothers . If the proposed product becomes popular, women should suffer in health.
Important points to note about breast milk
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