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List at least four possible ways in which breastfeeding may prevent allergies.

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What nutrients are typically found in greater quantities in prenatal supplements compared to regular vitamin/mineral supplements?
 
 a. sodium, potassium, chloride
  b. thiamin, niacin, riboflavin
  c. folate, iron, calcium
  d. folate, vitamin B12, vitamin A



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Breastmilk contains a low amount of allergens. Breastfeeding transfers maternal immunity to the infant. Long-chain fatty acids and IGA in breast milk protect against inflammation and infections. Breastfeeding can help regulate infant immunity. Breastfeeding has an influence on the gut microbial flora.

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