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Alterations of Mitochondrial Function and Metabolism in Skeletal Muscle, Liver, and White Adipose: Early Evidence for the Lactation Reset Hypothesis

Lactation following reproduction serves as one of the largest metabolic challenges a female experiences in their lifetime. As such, the lactation reset hypothesis has been proposed to explain changes in metabolism that confers protective health benefits (e.g., fewer visceral adipocytes, lower fasting glucose, increased insulin sensitivity, etc.) in mothers that breast‐feed their children.