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Stimulates Lactation:
Lactating mothers are recommended to eat desi ghee in sufficient amounts. There is a myth about desi ghee that breastfeeding mothers should avoid desi ghee regularly, but contradict it helps to stimulate lactation. Apart from this, it treats the body scars, balances hormones and gives strength to the joints. So without worrying about the weight gain, you should add desi ghee to your meals for your and your’s baby health
Ghee For Babies
As we all know, ghee is good for every age group and especially for the weaker ones in which we include babies. Ghee contains antimicrobial and anti-inflammatory which is strongly recommended for babies as young as 6 months. As per facts desi ghee is enriched with 108 micrograms of Vitamin A for every tablespoon and copious amounts of Vitamins D and K for developing and strengthening bones.
Helps To Gain Weight:
Ghee acts as a medicine for those babies who want to put on weight but are unable to, just be on breast milk. It accelerates growth and enables the baby to build stronger bones and muscles in less than 2 months.
Soothes Skin:
Toddlers usually face skin allergies due to various reasons at that age. An allergy named eczema is frequently found in babies born during the winter months. To treat the allergy, apply a thin layer of ghee on the affected areas as it acts as an antimicrobial and prevents eczema from spreading throughout the body.
Ghee has numerous benefits even for babies.
It enhances their eyesight, illuminates skin color, and boosts the immune system. Desi ghee is enriched with the same vitamins, minerals and DHA that gives strength to the baby to fight against seasonal infections like cough, cold besides caring for indigestion.
