Faecal Short-chain Fatty Acid and Early Introduction of Foods in the First 200 Days of Infant’s Life in the District of Abidjan (Ivory Coast)

Dosage of short chain fatty acids (SCFAs) according to food diet showed that the content acetate was high in newborn feaces. Infants receiving supplements have a complex and diverse gut microbiota. Moreover, results show infants from poor districts an abundant concentration SCFAs their faeces compared those living places with relatively standard living. Among milk, highest proportion SCFA is breastfed (BF) at rate 15.025 ± 2.23 μmol/g, followed by propionate mixed feeding (BF+FF), 13.58 1.03 μmol/g butyrate taking 0.32 0.72 μmol/g. However, among starting early diversification, higher milk formula diversification (FF+FD) 25.4 0 (2.36 μmol/g) (BF+FF) fed (BF+FD). Partial breastfeeding associated acetate, propionate. The study correlation between different produced ASV (Variants Microbial Amplicon Sequences) intestinal community child, shows positively correlated Bifidobacterium negatively Streptococcus Escherichia-Shigella. Propionate Bifido bacterium Similarly,