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The Do's & Don'ts of Breastfeeding

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Lucky are those women who have been able to develop a life inside them and also could let that life see the light of this world! Your baby is the most precious gift to you and the most valuable gift you can give it is the gift of health. The ultimate nutritious food for your baby is your breast milk. Breast Milk is the powerhouse of essential nutrients for your baby and no other substitute (formula milk available in the market) can ever match its nutritive value. Breastfeeding do and don't will be summarised in this article to help your baby reap the maximum possible benefits of breast milk. Stem Cells in Breastmilk! In 2007 most probably there was a discovery made that human breast milk contains a kind of stem cell. Later it was discovered that as many as three different types of stem cells have been found present in human breast milk, as per latest revolutionary research made. Dr Foteini Kakulas of The University of Western Australia has made a demonstration reg...

Stem cell therapy for corneal scarring

The transparent outer layer of the eye deceives all with its clear and smooth structure. What is generally not known, is the ability of the Cornea to protect the rest of the eye from the dust and debris of the outer world, and also refine vision. Structure of the Cornea: A cornea is formed of an amalgamation of 5 layers: Corneal epithelium : It is the outermost layer of the cornea and keeps it moist. Bowman’s layer : It is a dense layer that prevents abrasions from affecting the stroma. Corneal stroma : It is the middle layer of the cornea and contributes to its cleanliness. Descemet’s membrane : It separates stroma from the underlying endothelium. It gradually thickens throughout life. Endothelium : It lies to the extreme interior. Although, the cornea is immune to minor abrasions, vehement damage from lacerations, burns and deep abrasions may result in Corneal scarring. Symptoms of Corneal scarring: ●        Blurred...