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Hormones shape appetite and metabolism, but steady weight loss still depends on daily habits, medical care, and long-term consistency.

No, hospitals do not automatically do DNA tests after birth, though staff can help arrange testing when a clear medical or legal reason exists.

Yes, bananas may help you fall asleep by providing magnesium, potassium, carbs, and traces of melatonin and tryptophan that relax the body.

No, research so far has not shown fertility teas raise your chance of getting pregnant, though some herbs may help general health.

Most hospitals supply newborn diapers during your stay, but pack a small stash or your preferred brand in case stock is limited or for going home.

Beef organs may help hormone health indirectly by supplying dense nutrients, but they do not replace medical care or targeted treatment.

Yes, many 2 year olds go through a short sleep regression as new skills, fears, and testing limits disrupt sleep for a few weeks.

Yes, many experts suggest staying on prenatal vitamins for a while after birth, especially while breastfeeding, with details tailored by your doctor.

Most diaper rashes come from moisture, friction, and irritants trapped under diapers, not from the diaper material itself.

No, most adults do not need exactly 8 hours of sleep; a nightly range of about 7 to 9 hours usually covers healthy sleep needs.