Background Compared to the exhaustive study of transgenerational programming of obesity
and diabetes through exposures in the prenatal period, postnatal programming mechanisms …

Background Maternal obesity is a risk factor for childhood obesity; this is a major public
health concern given that∼ 40% of pregnant women are either overweight or obese …

Objective This narrative review examines six important non‐nutritive substances in breast
milk, many of which were thought to have little to no biological significance. The overall …

Background Human milk composition is altered by maternal obesity. The association
between milk metabolites and infant outcomes has not been thoroughly investigated …

Breastfeeding is promoted by the American Academy of Pediatrics, Institute of Medicine,
WHO, and other leading medical organizations as a way to curb childhood obesity (1–3) …

Although there has been limited application in the field to date, human milk omics research
continues to gain traction. Human milk lipidomics and metabolomics research is particularly …

Background Presumed benefits of human milk (HM) in avoiding rapid infancy weight gain
and later obesity could relate to its nutrient composition. However, data on breast milk …

The benefits of human milk for both mother and infant are widely acknowledged. Human
milk could represent a link between maternal and offspring health. The triad mother-breast …

Background Possible mechanisms behind the association of breastfeeding with a lower risk
of later obesity are unknown but one possibility is the unique composition of human milk …

Background Possible mechanisms behind the association of breastfeeding with a lower risk
of later obesity are unknown but one possibility is the unique composition of human milk …