It has been long recognised that foreign proteins found in foods may cause allergic reactions. From the introduction of solids until three years of age, in Australia and New Zealand, the eight most common allergenic foods are: cow’s milk, hens egg, wheat, soy, peanuts, tree nuts, fish and shell fish.
Another great benefit of breast milk is that it has a low allergenic potential. This means that our bodies have a natural ability to recognise breast milk protein as harmless and as such avoids triggering an allergic reaction against it.
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