Breastfeeding Week: Nutribray Healthcare launches Bristosure for lactating mothers

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With the World Breastfeeding Week (August 1–7) being observed, Nutribray Healthcare has reiterated its commitment to breastfeeding advocacy through nationwide awareness campaigns. Notably, the initiative seeks to spotlight the unparalleled benefits of breastfeeding while addressing modern-day challenges that hinder this natural practice.

With changing lifestyles, increasing C-section deliveries and the prevalence of myths around postnatal body image, breastfeeding has become a complex issue for many mothers, particularly the working women. Nutribray Healthcare’s outreach aims to empower mothers with accurate information and tangible support, promoting breastfeeding as a vital foundation for a child’s long-term health and development, said a spokesperson for Nutribray Healthcare.

“Breast milk is not just nutrition, it is nature’s personalised prescription for a baby’s growth and immunity. We are committed to helping mothers navigate challenges with confidence and clarity while also dispelling harmful myths such as the misconception that cow’s milk is a suitable alternative for infants,” the spokesperson further said.

As part of observing the international commemorative week, Nutribray Healthcare has launched Bristosure – a scientifically formulated nutritional supplement for lactating mothers. Addressing the nutritional gap post-delivery, Bristosure blends high-quality whey protein concentrate with DHA and a synergistic mix of 10 carefully selected herbs. Unlike traditional galactagogues in granule form, Bristosure offers a modern, comprehensive alternative designed to support lactation and maternal recovery, Nutribray Healthcare claimed.   

Key Highlights of the Campaign:

●     Scientific Advocacy of Breast Milk: Educating the public on breast milk’s unique immunological properties and ideal nutrient profile, critical for brain development and protection from common infections.

●     Support for Working Mothers:  Promoting workplace inclusivity with guidance on expressing and storing breast milk, and fostering policies that enable breastfeeding-friendly environments.

●     Myth-Busting Outreach: Debunking widespread misconceptions around breastfeeding, including those related to physical appearance, milk sufficiency, and social stigma.

●     Special Guidance for C-Section Mothers: Offering targeted education and reassurance that breastfeeding post-C-section is not only possible but essential, even if initial delays in milk production occur.