Own report: Incredible facts! Corona antibodies are going from mother’s body to children’s body! A recent study has revealed surprising information. Antibodies pass from the mother’s body into the milk during breastfeeding. Of course, the mother has to get the covid vaccine for that. Studies have shown that a vaccinated mother can provide protective antibodies to her baby through breast milk for up to 60 days.

Research has shown that IgA and IgG antibodies present in breast milk increase immunity in infants to fight infection. This incredible thing happens after taking the first dose of the vaccine. Scientists also report high levels of antibodies.

According to a study published in the American Journal of Prosthetics and Gynecology, IgA and IgG antibodies reach immunity levels within 14 to 20 days after the first vaccination.

“Our study showed signs of a significant increase in antibodies to the Covid-19 virus in breast milk two weeks after the first shot of the vaccine,” said Jenny, a lead author and obstetrician-gynecologist. Our study has been going on for about three months. ”

“Antibody levels are still high at the end of the study, so protection for newborns or breastfed babies may be longer,” he said.

Five mothers participated in this study. Those who received the two-dose Pfizer-Bioentech coronavirus vaccine. Breast milk samples were taken from them. They are tracked for 60 days on a weekly basis.

However, research on this is still ongoing. Because, it is also a matter of seeing how safe the children will be. There is also a need to monitor how long antibodies have been in their body, or what their effects are.