Prof. Ray Playford

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  Ray Playford of the London School of Medicine and Dentistry, part of Queen Mary, who led the study said: "We know that breast milk is made up of a host of different ingredients and we also know that there are a number of health benefits for babies who are breast-fed."
  
  "This study is important because it shows that a component of breast milk protects and repairs the babies' delicate intestines in readiness for the onslaught of all the food and drink that are to come," he added.

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  Professor Ray Playford, FRCP, vice principal of Queen Mary's Medical School.He will investigate the link between competitive exercise and intestinal permeability (leaky gut) and whether colostrum can prevent this cause of upset.

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  Ray Playford of the London School of Medicine, the lead researchers suggested that breast milk comprises a number of different ingredients having several health benefits for babies. He concluded that this study shows that an ingredient of breast milk shields babies' delicate intestines and makes it ready to bear the exposure of food and drink they are going to consume in future.

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  Ray Playford of the London School of Medicine and Dentistry, large of Queen Mary, who led the exploration said: "We identify that energy cancel is made up of a controller of other ingredients and we also identify that there are a count of vim benefits appropriate for babies who are breast-fed." "This exploration is signal because it shows that a component of energy cancel protects and repairs the babies' sickly intestines in cheerfulness appropriate for the onslaught of all the eatables and the mandatory that are to bugger afar at," he added.

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  Professor Raymond Playford

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  Research in this area has been undertaken here in the UK at Hammersmith Hospital, by Professor Raymond Playford.

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  Professor Ray Playford of Barts and the London School of Medicine and Dentistry, part of Queen Mary, University of London led the study.
  
  He said: "We know that breast milk is made up of a host of different ingredients and we also know that there are a number of health benefits for babies who are breast-fed.

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  Professor Ray Playford of Barts and the London School of Medicine and Dentistry, University of London led the study. He said, "We know that breast milk is made up of a host of different ingredients and we also know that there are a number of health benefits for babies who are breast-fed.

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  Professor Ray Playford of Barts and the London School of Medicine and Dentistry, part of Queen Mary, University of London led the study.
  
  He said "We know that breast milk is made up of a host of different ingredients and we also know that there are a number of health benefits for babies who are breastfed.

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  Professor Ray Playford of the Hammersmith Hospital NHS Trust in London believes that one of nature's richest products - Human Colostrum - could be used to cure severe stomach disorders.He believes colostrum will be used as an everyday treatment within the next 10 years.His analysis of a number of studies, set out in the American Journal of clinical Nutrition, indicates that colostrum could help many gastric complaints including bleeding caused by non steroidal anti- inflammatory drugs.
  
  Daily Telegraph 13th July 2000 Health and Well Being.P22 Celia Hall & David Derbyshire

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