Patient's question:
I am 26 years old, and my child is getting bigger. I feel that breastfeeding is no longer meeting his body's growth needs, so I want to wean. Is cabbage good for weaning or increasing milk supply?Doctor's answer:
Eating cabbage during breastfeeding will never cause milk suppression. Cabbage has low calories but is exceptionally rich in nutrition and high in value, significantly boosting the immune system and preventing common colds. It is highly suitable for breastfeeding mothers. In addition, cabbage contains Vitamin U, which is an anti-ulcer factor and has the effect of compressing nitrosamines. Breastfeeding mothers who eat cabbage will never affect milk production or the health of their nursing babies. Breastfeeding mothers who consume cabbage can not only digest the necessary nutrients for themselves but also provide high-quality growth and development materials to their babies through breast milk. It also helps stabilize anemia in mothers.