Hey, everybody, welcome to this week's episode of Bread Pillier Healthcast.

My name is Dr. Charlie Faganholz and here with Lauren Johnson, FMP.

And we have some more questions today that we're going to talk about right now.

So down the list, this is what this episode will entail, is athlete's foot, reflux in babies,

surgery healing, nightmares, our thoughts on daycares,

which would be a popular one, and milk supply. So, Lauren, what would you like to start with?

Which one did I say that you're like, yes, let's do it. Well, let's start with milk supply. I really like

that one because it is such a common thing. I think it's, and I was just talking about this on my

stories with how with poor jaw development and how poor milk supply could be a reason that a woman

stops breastfeeding. But breastfeeding and an extended

breastfeeding relationship, extended breastfeeding relationship will actually improve job development

in many ways. And you need that. That's how we were created. It's how we were meant to develop

our, to develop. And so I truly think that is related to this epidemic of underdeveloped jaws.

And so for milk supply can often be a factor in why a woman has to stop breastfeeding.

So why does this happen?

Well, I think it's multifactorial.

I think that tethered oral tissues or tongue ties or lip ties or restrictions are a factor and not

then the mom not getting the support that she needs. And so like that was me. My oldest still has

four, I mean, multiple ties because I was and I went to two MDs with one lactation consultant and they all said she did not have ties even though she popped off at the breast every 30 seconds and I was already a nurse practitioner.

I had worked with peds for a long time and so I had a strong opinion about breastfeeding.

So I said, I'm going to stick with it.

But it was six months of awfulness.

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