Amis:
Breastmilk still in the bosom can't go bad...am a breastfeeding mum n sometimes go on without bosom feeding or pumping for my little one in 5 to 6hrs...d only implication that I have seen is that its produces a lot of foremilk which doesn't contain much nutrient...so in that instance I pump for longer period to be able to pump all the foremilk out...because baby wont be able to suck for that long period and end up with the foremilk...not that the foremilk isn't good but with less utritional value..studies even show that freshly pumped breastmilk is good within room temperature for 4 to. 6hrs so I don't know why milk within the bosom will go bad within the same hours.

Kasimaramma2:

hmmn...smh
Dear,i dont post for the purpose of posting but for advice n answers to WHAT I AM SURE OF.The enzyme is called lipase-which is responsible for breaking down fats in the milk.when it reacte excessively with the milk,it gets sour

Kasimaramma2:

and it is your PATHETIC father that was my first customer...

Kasimaramma2:

hmmn...smh
Dear,i dont post for the purpose of posting but for advice n answers to WHAT I AM SURE OF.The enzyme is called lipase-which is responsible for breaking down fats in the milk.when it reacte excessively with the milk,it gets sour

Amis:


@adanduka..yes I fed my baby the 6hrs foremilk after my pumping session so with that the foremilk is mixed with the more nutritional milk...you can distinguish both because foremilk is lighter

jnrbayano:


See you perch for frontpage like Ugoloma because of b.reast matter?

Confess!

onlyson16:
am not sur can i test ur own?

kalindaminda:

No one cares about you lady

Amis:


Hi kasimaramma2 ure getting this mixed up..fine this enzyme called lipase affect breastmilk if it's presence is high but it only affect breastmilk that is stored for future use..and this can even be rectify by scalding the milk before use...Lipase won't affect milk still in the bosom.

Kasimaramma2:

trust me i would get my pound of flesh for that statement,...before i die

Kasimaramma2:

and it is your PATHETIC father that was my first customer...

Kasimaramma2:

and it is your PATHETIC father that was my first customer...

Kasimaramma2:

hmmn...smh
Dear,i dont post for the purpose of posting but for advice n answers to WHAT I AM SURE OF.The enzyme is called lipase-which is responsible for breaking down fats in the milk.when it reacte excessively with the milk,it gets sour

sledjama:
sperms must be going bad too is we abstain

onlyson16:
mmh so na u kill my grandpa with ur disease ,what is that ur name again disease. Ashiii...........akwulaaaaaaaaa

Kasimaramma2:
Why repeating the same words?ashawo n....why nt form new insult?go join your father in the grave

Amis:

Lol...that will be adult abuse

mxxpunkxx1:
Nigerians and ignorance . . . smh
The reasons why foods go bad is because they are exposed to air . . . Naturally, the air contains germs, bacteria and dust flying. It might also be humid etc
Let' take a tin of milk as a case study. On the label it is written "best before so so and so". Taking a close look at the expiry date shows us that a tin of milk can last for as close to a year or even more. But take note . . this is when it isn't opened. If you go ahead to read d instructions, it says "refrigerate after opening" . . while some dairy products will say "please exhaust within 48 hours after first use"
It's just that Nigerians don't like to read and it has affected us negatively .. we have become so ignorant of simple things.
Once you open a tin of milk, you must refrigerate or use it all up, else it will go bad, because it has been exposed to air. Bacteria and germs need a medium to survive.
Now in the breast, there is practically zero air in the mammary glands and tissues, so how can it get spoiled ? If the nursing mother expresses her milk into a cup, give or take 8 hrs, it would go bad and taste very very sour . . Because it has been exposed to air . . .
But as long as it stays inside the body, it can stay for 100 years. Normally after a few weeks, and she's not breastfeeding, the milk starts to break down and is reabsorbed by the body. The same goes for sperm . . Does sperm go bad? No . .once not expelled, it breaks down and is re-absorbed. Does blood go bad in the body?

Bollinger:


This is your first and final warning: stop applying logic or common sense. You are confusing a lot of people.

Amis:


Can you explain how am confusing you...

Amis:


Can you explain how am confusing you...

Bollinger:


Oh God!!! really? I have to explain the post? It was supposed to be a compliment now you've ruined it. Gaddeemmitt.

Pamcrest:
Op, forget that internet n listen to true life stories from mothers n their experiences...

Brest milk can go "bad" in d bosom, when a nursing mother fails to either breastfeed d baby or pump d milk out after a long period of time. As milk gathers in d breasts it weighs down d breast n must be let out somehow, otherwise it forms an abscess in d breast n other complications can ensue therefrom. If u taste such milk, u will notice d foul taste and smell!! No mother will give that to their baby.
So a working mother usually expresses milk for d baby before going to work (keep it refrigerated), comes to breastfeed him during her lunch time (where possible) and when she gets home after work, ensures d baby remain on breast milk for the night. This method helps both mother n baby!
My humble submission

Kasimaramma2:

hmmn...smh
Dear,i dont post for the purpose of posting but for advice n answers to WHAT I AM SURE OF.The enzyme is called lipase-which is responsible for breaking down fats in the milk.when it reacte excessively with the milk,it gets sour

adanduka:
Recently, during a discussion, I heard for the first time that breastmilk goes bad (becomes sour) in the breast if a nursing mother doesn't breastfeed for a long time say 6-7 hours.
As I tried to argue that it couldn't be possible, a nursing mother told me that it is a fact from experience.
Another woman also told me about her neighbour, a nursing mum, who comes back from work and due to the long period she hasn't breastfed the baby, she has to pour cold water on her breast and let's the accumulated milk run off before breastfeeding her baby.
They claim feeding a baby that milk will cause the baby to vomit, stool and become ill.

Well, I had to do my research, thanks to the internet, we are exposed to a vast wealth of knowledge.

I think these women are wrong.
However, I would want to know what your opinions are.
Spinsters and bachelors, you most likely have no contribution to make so I hereby invite mothers to tell us more.

Illiteracy is a disease and I have promised some mothers I'll be letting them in on my findings.

franxalive:


Hellooo...i stand to refute ur claims ...dat LIPASE u talked about is a gastrointestinal enzyme... & hav noting to do with d human mammary gland ok, it only helps to breakdown ingested milk rich meals as to facilitate d absorption. Thanks.

Pamcrest:
Op, forget that internet n listen to true life stories from mothers n their experiences...

Brest milk can go "bad" in d bosom, when a nursing mother fails to either breastfeed d baby or pump d milk out after a long period of time. As milk gathers in d breasts it weighs down d breast n must be let out somehow, otherwise it forms an abscess in d breast n other complications can ensue therefrom. If u taste such milk, u will notice d foul taste and smell!! No mother will give that to their baby.
So a working mother usually expresses milk for d baby before going to work (keep it refrigerated), comes to breastfeed him during her lunch time (where possible) and when she gets home after work, ensures d baby remain on breast milk for the night. This method helps both mother n baby!
My humble submission