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Breastfeeding is not just about milk in the breast — it is a brain–hormone process.
Many people believe milk flows automatically, but the real process is more complex and fascinating.
When a baby suckles, nerve signals travel from the nipple to the mother’s brain. This triggers the release of two important hormones: prolactin, which helps produce milk, and oxytocin, which pushes milk out through tiny ducts. This is called the let-down reflex. Stress, fear, or pain can slow this process, while calm and skin-to-skin contact can improve milk flow.
This video explains breastfeeding in simple language, making it easy for non-medical viewers and students to understand how the human body supports newborn nutrition.
Content is created by a BSc Nursing student to spread accurate medical and health awareness.

Educational Disclaimer:

This video is for educational purposes only and does not replace medical advice from a healthcare professional.



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