Which one of the following is not the reason for very high load of bilirubin in a newborn?

Options

A. Excessive red blood corpuscles in the newborn burst, releasing the bilirubin
B. The liver of the newborn is too young to cope up with the heavy load of bilirubin
C. Mother's milk contain a high amount of bilirubin
D. Insoluble bilirubin in the intestine is reabsorbed by the blood

Answer

C

Explanation

Human milk consists of water and organic and inorganic substances. Its main constituents are fat (fat droplets), casein (milk protein), lactose (milk sugar), mineral salts and vitamins.