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Breastmilk is the ideal food for babies, providing nutrients and energy plus additional benefits for the immune system and brain development. However, babies born prematurely at a very low birthweight need additional protein, calories, vitamins, and minerals. To meet these nutrition needs, doctors may decide to add a human milk fortifier (HMF) to your breastmilk.
But be aware — most "Human Milk Fortifier (HMF)" products are made from cow milk. There is only one fortifier made exclusively from 100% donor breastmilk: Prolact+ H2MF® human milk fortifier (human, pasteurized).
Fortifying breastmilk with Prolacta's human milk-based fortifiers is the only way your premature baby can benefit from a 100% human milk diet.
When used as part of an exclusive human milk diet (EHMD)1, Prolacta's nutritional products are clinically proven to improve health outcomes2,3,4,5,6,7 and reduce hospital costs,5,8 for critically ill, extremely premature infants as compared to cow milk-based fortifier or cow milk-based preterm formula.
According to a study5 with 1,587 infants with a birth weight of up to 2 pounds 12 ounces (<1,250 grams) who were fed a 100% human milk diet including Prolacta's products experienced a decrease in serious complications, including:
More than 100,000 fragile premature infants throughout the world have benefited from Prolacta's nutritional products,9 and even more can thrive through better nutrition.
More than 30 clinical studies with more than 6,500 premature infants have evaluated the effectiveness of Prolacta's 100% human milk-based nutritional products.10
Our products, as part of an EHMD, have been shown in clinical studies to:
Aria, born weighing 630 g
Fighting for your baby's life is a journey of making informed, life-changing choices and advocating for their well-being. It's crucial they receive nutrients that offer the best chance for their health and future. Talk to your care team about nutritional options to ensure your baby receives the highest-quality care. If you need help, connect with our medical team to learn more about how you can advocate for your little one.