Too early to conclude anything, the authors say themselves that the problem might not necessarily come from the breastfeeding itself: > Chen also looked at peo

Too early to conclude anything, the authors say themselves that the problem might not necessarily come from the breastfeeding itself: > Chen also looked at people who were not breastfed and got formula or cow’s milk > or whatnot. And those substances are fortified with things like vitamin D, > which has been linked to decreased risk of colorectal cancer as well as > improved survival from colorectal cancer. So, could it be not the breastfeeding > itself but actually what the non-breastfed infants were receiving as nutrition? For all we know breastfeeding and giving kids more vitamin D might fix the issue.