Wilson used her own freshly expressed milk, as well as one brand of formula, to soak four small disks per liquid. She then placed the disks in different petri dishes with the same strain of bacteria, micrococcus luteus, and recorded the results after 24 hours. “As you can see, the clear circles around the disks is where the breast milk has fought off the bacteria and nearly cleared the plate, the formula on the other hand has had no effect and the bacteria has completely over run the plate, even moving the disks,” she wrote on Facebook. “Proof boobs are magical and breast really is best! Be proud of what you’re giving your babies.”  More from CafeMom: Yes, This New Mom Is in Hospital Panties & It’s the Postpartum Pic She Wants the World to See More from CafeMom: Mom Seriously Confused After Her Breast Milk Turns Bright Pink

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