Kayla BanksThe Healing Powers of Breastmilk
So as a breastfeeding mom of 2 I’ve started to wonder about other uses for breast milk. As it turns out breast milk can be used for many things and can help heal aliments. It can be used as a lotion to help hydrate the skin, clear up skin rashes such as diaper rash, or even for congestion. Breast milk is full of antibodies which can help keep infants from getting sick as frequently and most of us know how beneficial it is as a source of nutrients for our growing little ones. Here are some of the other wonderful healing things breast milk can be used for.
Help clean out and heal cuts, wounds, scrapes, and burns
Help hydrate the skin
Clear up cradle cap
Clear up acne (even baby acne)
Clear up and prevent diaper rash
Soothe eczema
Clear up congestion when used as a nasal spray
Soothe sore throats
Clear up pink eye or clogged tear ducts when squirted into the eye
Clear up ear infection when used as ear drops
Help heal and relieve pain from insect bites and stings
Heal cracked nipples from breastfeeding
Helps heal sunburn and relieve pain
Clear up warts
Helps heal and relieve itchiness from chicken pox
Helps heal chapped and cracked lips
Helps soothe gums when teething
Help fight and kill cancer
The healing is endless. There are many things breast milk can be used for and when it comes to healing it is one of the most natural things around. I would much rather use breast milk then give my children unnecessary medications if I don’t have too. I personally have used breast milk to clear congestion from myself and the kids. I have also used it in Jellybeans eye once when he got a cold in it, I even used it on myself a few months ago when I got a sty. It works I can testify to that and I’m sure there are other things I will use it for in the future such as soaps, lotions, make-up remover or in baking recipes for the kids.
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