Homogenized Milk: Its Possible Applications to Infant Feeding

PROTEOLYTIC enzymes in milk in relation to infant feeding.

Proteolytic Enzymes in Milk in Relation to Infant Feeding A REVIVAL of interest in the old practice’ of treating milk with proteolytic enzvmes for feeding infants has stimulated the Committee on Nutrition of the Amencan Academy of Pediatrics to undertake an appraisal of the significance of proteolytic enzymes in human and cow’s milk. It has been known for a long time that enzymic activity may b...

Canarium Commune as an Addition to Milk in Infant Feeding

Tn tropical countries it is a very common occurrence that white women cannot nurse their babies themselves. As indigenous nurses generally cause almost intolerable trouble, it is necessary in these cases to look out for a proper substitute, and cow's milk is of course the first substitute to be taken into consideration. Undiluted cow's milk however is imperfectly digested by a nurse-child, its ...

Speech development and infant feeding: possible implications

Methods: case-control study, with sample constituted of 273 children enrolled in Municipal Daycare Centers in Recife. It was researched the association of outcome with the variables related to socioeconomic characteristics, nutritive and not nutritious sucking habits and development of the stomatognathic system. We used the software STATA/SE 9.0 and Excel 2007 to calculate the risk measure, Odd...

Recruiting to an infant formula-milk feeding trial: lessons from the baby milk trial

Background The Baby Milk Trial is a RCT of a multi-component intervention to prevent excessive milk intakes and weight gain in formula-fed infants. Healthy term infants receiving formula-milk are recruited up to 3 months old. There are both practical and social barriers to engaging this population, particularly the perceived stigma of formula-feeding from both the community and health professio...

Improving Curd-Forming Properties of Homogenized Milk