[PDF] Top 20 Nutrient Intakes of Formula-Fed Infants and Infants Fed Cow's Milk

... Solid foods fed to the infants in both groups were low in iron and linoleic acid, and high in sodium, potassium, and protein, relative to.. Recommended Dietary Allowances.[r] ... See full document

... human milk, it is well to reflect that we know little of the infant feeding customs of our ...and nutrient intakes of the breastfed ...human milk for energy and ...human milk and may ... See full document

... serum nutrient concentrations and alkaline phosphatase activ- ...on formula-fed infants to evaluate the relationship between calcium ab- sorption and 25-OHD ...between infants with ... See full document

... MF infants because of concerns related to high levels of potentially estrogenic soy iso fl avones that could affect central nervous system ...based formula use in the United States without any peer review ... See full document

... full-term infants who were exclu- sively breastfed at the time of enrollment were random- ized at weaning to formula A (commercially available Similac With Iron Powder) or formula B (previously ... See full document

... In later studies performed by Wilson et al,6 both guaiac-positive stools and abnormal fecal 51Cr-labeled RBC loss were induced by feeding fresh whole cow’s milk to infants who had previo[r] ... See full document

... Five of the six studies suggest that infants fed whole cow’s milk in later infancy have median iron intakes.. below the recommended daily allowance.[r] ... See full document

... premature infants fed 1 of 2 different formulas from hospital discharge to 12 months’ corrected age ...(CA). Infants were randomized to 22 kcal/fl oz postdischarge formula (PDF) or 20 kcal/fl ... See full document

... on whether the infant receives breast milk or cow’s milk formula.9 Levels of serum IgA rise more rap- idly in formula-fed term infants than in breast-fed term infants, while 1gM values s[r] ... See full document

... Compared with values in infants fed human milk, plasma concentrations of valine, phenylalanine, methio- nine, and serum urea nitrogen were elevated with whey-.. predominant formula and c[r] ... See full document

... lower antibody titers to subsequent cow’s milk pro- tein or soy protein in infants fed casein hydrolysate formula for the first three months of life compared. with findings in infants fe[r] ... See full document

... Mean intakes of protein, calcium, phosphorus, vita- min A, vitamin D, and zinc differed between infants who were fed human milk that contained extra nutrients and those who were fed ... See full document

... This study used the metabolic balance technique to assess and compare nutrient retention rates in VLBW infants fed a soy-based lactose-free formula or a conventional milk-based formula..[r] ... See full document

... were generally slightly less by infants fed Formula 1257 than by infants fed pasteur ized human milk (Fig. This difference was due jointly to the somewhat lower volumes of intake and low[r] ... See full document

... of infants before collection of blood samples. Healthy infants fed on fortified milk (n=40) and cow’s milk (n=40) between 4 to 9 months of age were recruited as test ...breast ... See full document

... implying that it may be harmful. He emphasises the need for training of health professionals (paediatricians included) in the management of breast feeding. Many others (in electronic responses to the paper of Oddie et al ... See full document

... New clinical reports indicate that human milk lipase, instrumental in breaking down the milk fat globule, is not required by formula-fed infants, the rationale being that vegetable oil f[r] ... See full document

... Plasma Se concentration of full-term infants, premature infants fed human milk, and children from the.. United States.[r] ... See full document

... Although the infants were fed similar volumes, according to the routine feeding practices of the unit, the differences in the composition of the human milk and the formula (Table 2) resu[r] ... See full document

... our observation of a 0.3 U change in infants using larger bottles is modest. However, this difference was reported in a relatively short period of time; its effects should be investigated over a longer period of ... See full document