Lecithin treatment for recurrent plugged ducts

What's the efficacy of Lecithin?

Lecithin is a lipid molecule, which refers to a substance that is insoluble in water. 

It is a component of human cells, has a major role in cell communication and nutrient absorption, and plays a role in brain function. 

Lecithin has become a commonly used dietary supplement due to its many proposed benefits, including heart health, brain health, weight loss, and relief from joint pain, among others. 

Supermama Lecithin, are by Soybean refining. 

After soybeans are carefully selected for their color and size, they are cleaned to remove impurities. 

The quality and origin of the oilseeds have a considerable influence on the composition and quality of the crude lecithin. The soybeans are cracked, dehulled and rolled into flakes. The oil is removed from the soy flakes. 

Water is added to this crude oil, which hydrates the phosphatides, rendering them oil-insoluble. 

This material is then separated from the oil, dried and fluidized with soybean oil and fatty acids to produce standard grade lecithin. 

Lecithin is a very common food additive, and is found naturally in many other foods. There are no known contraindications to its use by breastfeeding mothers.