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This article is not bad in the simplified description of the gut protection  
with regard to sIgA.   sIgA works on mucous membranes and via the milk  in the 
gut and in the respiratory tract.  It fights infection by  binding to 
microbes  so as to interfere with the germ adhering to the  gut. It does this without 
inflammation. The milk oligosaccharides do as  well.  And many other 
components block adhesion as well. 
 
But he leaves out all the other amazing things in the milk that fight  
infection and inflammation in the infant.
 
Perhaps we are thinking of other milk components taken into the  infant.
 
 "Fragments of other milk components such as lactoferrin  and  lactoferrin 
itself *were shown*  in the urine of the breastfed  infant. "    This is almost 
an exact quote from Lars  Hansen in this article: 
_http://www.cirp.org/library/disease/UTI/hanson1/_ (http://www.cirp.org/library/disease/UTI/hanson1/)    
 
Also he speaks of lymphocytes and cytokines [interleukin IL-7]  from the milk 
being taken into the infant. 
 
He also discusses this  in his book Immunobiology of Human Milk: How  
Breastfeeding Protects Babies where he says the sIgA is not found in the   blood.
 
Also you can listen to the 2005 podcasts on the LLLI site by E. Steven  
Buescher MD on anti-inflammatory and anti-infective characteristics in human  milk. 
_http://www.lalecheleague.org/mp3/LLL_Podcast_AntiInfectiveCharacteristicsofHu
manMilk.mp3_ 
(http://www.lalecheleague.org/mp3/LLL_Podcast_AntiInfectiveCharacteristicsofHumanMilk.mp3) 
 
 
_http://www.lalecheleague.org/mp3/LLL_Podcast_AntiInfectiveCharacteristicsofHu
manMilkPt2.mp3_ 
(http://www.lalecheleague.org/mp3/LLL_Podcast_AntiInfectiveCharacteristicsofHumanMilkPt2.mp3) 
 
_http://www.lalecheleague.org/mp3/LLL_Podcast_AntiInflammatoryCharacteristicso
fHumanMilk.mp3_ 
(http://www.lalecheleague.org/mp3/LLL_Podcast_AntiInflammatoryCharacteristicsofHumanMilk.mp3) 
 
_http://www.lalecheleague.org/mp3/LLL_Podcast_AntiInflammatoryCharacteristicso
fHumanMilkPt2.mp3_ 
(http://www.lalecheleague.org/mp3/LLL_Podcast_AntiInflammatoryCharacteristicsofHumanMilkPt2.mp3) 
 
 
Mardrey Swenson



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