Human breast milk under the microscope reveals something interesting. [🔬 oneminmicro]

Hey, I’m not a scientist, but isn’t that exactly what’s expected from pasteurization? You’re comparing 🍊 with 🍎.

This is a bunk and irrelevant example of science. The example is like taking a chicken egg and then a boiled chicken egg and saying look how much different they are. It’s observational but not comparative science. What does unpasteurized milk look next to human milk?

Next: Boob milk at the different stages of infantss life: day 1, day 7, day 15, day 45... changes to offer optimum nutrition and immune support for baby according to child's age. God is Intelligent, God is Great.

The main difference between cow milk and human milk is... ...for the former I can just go to the shop... ...for the latter I have months of exhaustion, stress and no sleep. Look at the undercarriage of a cow and you can see why they find it easier...

Science is still catching up With God’s wisdoms. He is the Greatest

Breast milk contains live maternal immune cells. These cells transfer to the baby, offering direct protection against pathogens while helping train the infant's developing immune system. Many survive in the baby's gut for days.

Who would have thought that human breast milk is best for human babies? Sounds like I'm being sarcastic, but everytime I see a mother feed her baby with fucking trash formula, I realize that most folk are even less intelligent than the cavemen their ancestors bred with.

It would have been nice to compare raw to raw.

The most perfect food next to the egg. Breast feed your youngin's, ladies. They need it to be healthy adults.

You know human breast milk is more than just food for the baby. It actually contains live cells from the mother's immune system that get transferred to help protect the newborn against infections it has never seen before.

Fyi there's different types of breast milk when a mommy first produces breast milk its a super milk that's yellow in colour called colostrum. Can you please put some colostrum milk under a microscope bro.

Those are leukocytes that boost baby's immunity and intricate protein pattern.

Human breast milk is a wonder and human breast is another one, as the tits are also a way to capture the baby's saliva, to scan it and adapt the milk to the baby needs !!! Design is so efficient !

Human breast milk also adjusts to the baby’s needs. If you’re breastfeeding two separate infants, the milk adjusts to give needed nutrients to each specific baby. God made things perfectly.

Pasteurized 😋

I gave 1 m3 milk 1000 liters in 3 years to my baby! I even made porridge of it with riceflour and apple. If they eat that directly after milking your breast within 10 minutes than it stays firm otherwise not. I just milked myself by hand with a bowl between my legs :-D

and a rabbits milk will be different, and that of a deer, a whale... Logic. I would have been surprised if it had been the same and of course pasteurised is totally different, everything in it is cooked to death.

Guess even tiny milk molecules are busy brewing life's first brew—careful, scientists, you're turning milk into marvels!

it's homogenisation, NOT pasteurisation, which affects the size of the fat droplets - that is it's purpose, so cream won't rise, making it easier to deliver a uniform product in the uk afaik duchy organic (waitrose) is the only unhomogenised milk in supermarkets, but that may have changed

It is incredible how complex and dynamic it looks under a lens, especially seeing all the live cells and globules moving around.

Goats milk is closer to human breast milk, and the animal dynamics are also similar. A goat gives birth to 7 pound kids and they grow up to be around 150 pounds as adults.

Try to pasteurize it and look again. Common, "scientists". Check unpasteurized cow milk now.

check non pasteurized cows milk too

For the comparison to be valid, the cow's milk also had to be freshly drawn from the cow's udder without pasteurization.

Remarkable biology. Under the microscope, breast milk reveals fat globules, immune cells, proteins, and beneficial microbes, showing it isn't simply nutrition but a dynamic, living fluid that continually adapts to support an infant’s developing immune system.

If I did nothing else worthwhile in my life. Breast feeding my kids was the most rewarding. It bonds aswell as providing your baby with best nutrition. Child 2 was given formula initially at birth until I started lactating properly. It was a means to an end but breast is best💥🙏🏻

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Pasteurised milk is DEAD milk

It's unfortunate that I scrolled past this video without watching it. So many "under a microscope" reels are fake clickbait.

Was the breast milk pasteurized and hymodunized ?

I wish I had breast fed my 3 babies for a year, only did for 3 months but glad I did! If I could turn back time, would have gone longer.

Youi dumb shit. You're supposed to compare human breast milk with RAW cow's milk or RAW got milk