Analyzing the impact of medications and supplements on breast milk to keep your baby safe

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Pure Milk, Protected Life: Science-backed clarity for nursing mothers

Lactology Foundation: Science in Service of Life’s Beginning

The Essence of Lactology in Pharmacology In the complex world of modern pharmacology, "Lactology" represents a critical intersection between medicine and newborn safety. It is the specialized study of how drugs, herbal supplements, and chemical compounds interact with breast milk. These analyses are not merely technical data; they are a vital shield for the newborn. For parents, their baby is their entire world and their only future. Ensuring that this future is protected from the invisible risks of medication toxicity is the cornerstone of our scientific endeavor. Our work provides the clarity and peace of mind every parent deserves during the most vulnerable stages of their child's development.

Our Foundation and Legacy The Lactologia Foundation was established on April 8, 2022, in the city of Burgas, driven by a profound commitment to maternal and child health. Founded by Missis Veselinka Kehayova, the organization was born from the vision of providing expert-level security in the field of lactation.

Legal Status and Governance Lactologia is a public benefit foundation with national ID for non-profit organizations: 207496533 , operating in accordance with the Law on Non-Profit Legal Entities in Bulgaria. Our status as a public benefit organization reflects our dedication to transparency and our mission to serve the common good.

  • Founder: Veselinka Kehayova

  • Management: The Foundation is managed and represented by its Management Board, ensuring that every project and research initiative aligns with our high ethical and scientific standards.

Our Core Mission Our primary goal is to foster the development of Lactology as a recognized discipline. We focus on:

  • Safety First: Analyzing the secretion of medicinal products in breast milk to prevent toxicity.

  • Future Health: Protecting the long-term physical and neurological development of the infant.

  • Empowering Parents: Providing reliable, science-based information so parents can make informed decisions for their family’s future.

Why Our Analysis Matters Today’s world is saturated with supplements and medications. By bridging the gap between clinical pharmacology and the needs of nursing mothers, we ensure that the "liquid gold" of breast milk remains a source of life and health, free from harmful interference. Because protecting a child’s health today is the only way to guarantee a healthy world tomorrow.

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