Lactation Lab analyzes 17 nutrients that are critical for infant development, including the presences of environmental toxins, and delivers the results in an easy-to-understand format.
I thought I was a good eater (everything's organic, high in fat and protein, super low in carbs and sugar) but was surprised to see certain vitamins come in so low, like my vitamin C intake. But then I thought more about it. Other vitamins that help with the absorption of nutrients like iron and C were also low, so the connection started to make sense in my head.
"We commonly see low calcium and vitamin A levels in women that are lactose intolerant or who simply do not eat a lot of dairy," Canale shared. "We are also seeing a lot of correlation between women who have low iron in their milk and anemia during pregnancy."
