So we’re starting to tune into the natural sense of the body, right? And the body is very intelligent, and it also prepares itself for the process of life because it’s not fragmented. It’s a continuous process. Right? So when the mother becomes pregnant, the breast starts to prepare what needs to in terms of allowing that mechanism to allow the nutrition to be available when the baby’s born.
Sometime in the middle of the pregnancy, the body actually starts to prepare the colostrum, which is the first milk the mother starts to make, which is viscous in its nature. Now the amount of milk that the body would make is controlled by the progesterone because the mother needs to feel comfortable until the baby starts to need that much milk.
So this process starts from the mid of the pregnancy. And the thing that changes how people perceive this as when they start to say the milk hasn’t come after birth. Now that is something that we need to take back, to look at the connection that happens right in the middle of pregnancy, which means nature has been intelligent enough and nature can be trusted to make its nutrition before the baby’s born.