Article2'-FL – Natural Guardians of Your Baby’s Development
Infants need extra protection in early life as their natural defence systems are not fully developed at birth. Breast milk, which contains several important components, provides this protection from infections and diseases.
A key component of breast milk are milk oligosaccharides, which are the third most abundant solid component in breast milk other than carbohydrates and fat. Milk oligosaccharides are useful substances that nourish good bacteria in the digestive system and keep infants healthy.
