Breast milk contains everything a baby needs to stay nourished and hydrated for the first six months of its life: water, fats, carbohydrates, proteins, immunoglobulins and even stem cells, among other components of human milk ― some of which we still don't comprehend entirely.But what about germs?If you're passing along everything via your breast milk, including the taste of the spicy or garlicky meal you had last night, don't you risk passing along illness when you're sick?
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