[PDF] Top 20 Vitamin D Status of Exclusively Breastfed 4-Month-Old Infants Supplemented During Different Seasons

... (13.8%) infants because of the use of vitamin D , 3 times a week, 7 ...(3.5%) infants with an incomplete question- naire, 5 (2.5%) infants with an in- appropriate blood ...143 ... See full document

... [2]. Vitamin B12 deficiency in infancy may be due to an inborn error of absorption and metabolism, or (more frequently) nutri- tional ...most infants with B12 deficiency are born to women with low ... See full document

... term infants (gestational age 37 – 41 com- pleted weeks) who weighed ≥ 2500 g and had an Apgar score of 8 or more at 1 minute with no gross congenital malformations, were ...Those infants who received ... See full document

... of vitamin D status was undertaken while the parent study was still in progress and 87 infants had reached at least 280 days of ...age. Vitamin D status could be assessed ... See full document

... balamin status, in the breastfeeding compared to the for- mula feeding mothers at 6 ...progressively during the lactional period [12, ...B vitamin status, not only for those with a low BW, but ... See full document

... of vitamin D in different stage may be diverse, but research on the variation trend of vitamin D status during infancy is ...of vitamin D status and ... See full document

... in infants attributable to inadequate vitamin D intake and decreased exposure to sunlight continues to be reported in the United ...for vitamin D deficiency in older children and ...of ... See full document

... of the IL-10 gene promoter could explain the spontaneous secretion of IL-10 in approximately one-third of the 6-month- old infants. However, whereas the polymorphism may be linked to IL-10 secretion ... See full document

... smiling during happiness, corrugator supercilli for frowning in anger, and frontalis for forehead raising in anger ...both 4- and 7-months-old ...young infants are able to discriminate between ... See full document

... Vitamin D is important for supporting a large number of physiological processes such as bone mineralization, immune modulatory functions and early lung develop- ...low vitamin D predispose to ... See full document

... etary experience and milk feeding regimen on acceptance of their first vegetable by 4- to 6-month-old infants.. Design.[r] ... See full document

... amongst infants aged up to one year with beta thalassemia major according to their feeding types, including exclusively breastfed, exclusively formula fed and combined (both breast and ... See full document

... affect vitamin D metabolism, any use of anti-osteoporotic ther- apies, pre-fracture daily activity and health-related ques- ...(OH) D and other biochemical tests were performed in the study visit. ... See full document

... of vitamin D at a dose of 400 IU/day led to mean values that were above 30 ng/mL regardless of start- ing value or ...adequate vitamin D status in the newborn based upon the recent ... See full document

... status showed that breast-fed infants developed iron deficiency anemia at 6 months and that iron reserves. were almost exhausted at 9 months in most of them,[r] ... See full document

... used during cup feeding has been theorized to enhance development of tongue movements needed for breastfeeding ...required during breastfeeding ...required during breast- feeding and to a lesser ... See full document

... in infants and if so whether this effect is similar to what has been shown in mothers (Krol et ...nonverbal infants; and (b) ERPs and in particular the Nc have shown to be sensitive measures of individual ... See full document

... large-for-gestational-age infants by removing all newborns born at , 37 weeks and $ 42 weeks from the cohort, and those with birth weights below the 10th percentile and above the 90th percentile for gestational ... See full document

... non- exclusively breastfed ...6 month of age in exclusively breastfed infant, however difference in means of length at the age of 6 months was not ...of infants studies with ... See full document

... The mothers in this study were within the normal cut-off range for BMI. The mean BMI and the percentage of body fat of the mothers were within the healthy range, irrespective of the breastfeeding pattern, i.e. 24.7 kg/m² ... See full document