-
01What impact do breastfeeding hormones have on the mother?
-
02What is dysphoric milk ejection reflex?
-
03When does dysphoric milk ejection reflex occur?
-
04What are the causes of dysphoric milk ejection reflex?
-
05Why don't all women know about dysphoric milk ejection reflex?
-
06What should I do if I am experiencing RED-S?
-
07In conclusion
Most of the time, breastfeeding hormones have a positive, calming, soothing effect on women. When breastfeeding, we receive a rush of hormones, including prolactin and oxytocin, the love hormone. But what happens when these hormones turn against mothers?
This is a phenomenon that researchers call Dysphoric Milk Ejection Reflex (D-MER).
What impact do breastfeeding hormones have on the mother?
Why this product?
Our recommended product
Post Essentials
Post-partum multivitamin supplement
£27.25
17 vitamins and minerals
Including: vitamin C, choline, B vitamins, D, zinc, iodine
B vitamins contribute to the reduction of tiredness and fatigue
Extramel®, a patented antioxidant ingredient
What is dysphoric milk ejection reflex?
When does dysphoric milk ejection reflex occur?
What are the causes of dysphoric milk ejection reflex?
Why don't all women know about dysphoric milk ejection reflex?
What should I do if I am experiencing RED-S?
In conclusion
Our recommended product
Post Essentials
Post-partum multivitamin supplement
£27.25
17 vitamins and minerals
Including: vitamin C, choline, B vitamins, D, zinc, iodine
B vitamins contribute to the reduction of tiredness and fatigue
Extramel®, a patented antioxidant ingredient