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Join the discussionAfter four months of breastfeeding her son, Ara Katz felt especially defeated about being unable to supply all of her son’s breast milk. She’d done all the right things but her body wouldn’t respond. To make matters worse, when looking for supplements to help, she couldn’t believe how little science informed the products available, especially given what’s now known about an infant’s developing microbiome.
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