Breast Milk Sensor

Breastmilk is crucial for the baby’s health

In the first months of life, babies are wholly dependent on their mother’s milk to provide them with sufficient energy and nutrients. If this is not the case, developmental disorders often occur, which in the worst case can lead to permanent health problems.

In addition to many other factors, the content of omega-3 fatty acids plays an essential role in this context.

Omega-3 fats for a healthy development

Omega-3 fats are vital unsaturated fatty acids needed in the human body for numerous processes. The body itself cannot produce them and, therefore, must be supplied through food.

If breast milk contains too few omega-3 fatty acids, it can harm the baby’s health and affect, among other things, the development of the brain and vision. Since existing effects can no longer be eliminated, it is crucial to ensure an optimal supply of omega-3 fats from breast milk in good time.

How the Breast Milk Sensor works

For our Breast Milk Sensor, our laboratory carries out an examination of the sample sent in. We check the mother’s milk for its content of omega-3 fats.

It enables us to determine reliably whether this is sufficient to supply the infant with these vital fatty acids and to ensure healthy development.

After successful analysis, we summarize the test results in a written evaluation and, based on the measured values, give a recommendation for the correct amount to be taken, which should be reached with suitable foods or dietary supplements.

In this way, our Breast Milk Sensor can make a valuable contribution to preventing infant health problems caused by an inadequate supply of omega-3 fatty acids.

The Breast Milk Sensor at a glance:

• Analysis of omega-3 fat content in breast milk
• Reliable examination by our laboratory
• Written evaluation of the test results
• Recommendations on daily intake based on results