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 no1home rated 16 months ago- Famed for its restorative powers, it now seems that laughter also helps breast milk to fight skin allergies.
Breastfed babies with eczema experienced milder symptoms if their mothers laughed hours before feeding them, according to a study by Hajime Kimata at the Moriguchi-Keijinkai Hospital in Os...
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- no1home rated 16 months ago
- Famed for its restorative powers, it now seems that laughter also helps breast milk to fight skin allergies.
Breastfed babies with eczema experienced milder symptoms if their mothers laughed hours before feeding them, according to a study by Hajime Kimata at the Moriguchi-Keijinkai Hospital in Osaka, Japan.
Kimata also found significantly higher levels of melatonin in the laughing mothers' milk. The hormone is associated with relaxation, and levels are reduced in people with eczema.
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