Die Wirkung von ?Salzs�ure-Milch? auf den Stoffwechsel gesunder S�uglinge im 1. Lebensvierteljahr

Efficiency of Respiratory Compensation for Metabolic Acidosis in Premature Infants

“…T o assess th e degree o f acidosis n o t in te rfe rin g w ith h e a lth is ra th e r difficult, we w ould te n ta tiv e ly suggest p H v alues betw een 7.30-7.50 as th e accep tab le range. I t obviously a p p e a rs safer, how ever, to avoid an excessive protein in ta k e , or acidified m ilks [4,7,14], i.e. diets know n to p ro m o t acidosis in y o u n g p re m a tu re in fa n ts.…”

Nitrogen, Fat and Minerals’ Balances in Premature Infants Fed Acidified or Nonacidified Half-skimmed Cow Milk

“…Following these studies, numerous investigations either confirm [6][7][8][9]29] or deny these observations [1-4,13,17, 20,23-25, 27, 37-43]. But it must be stressed that these investigations concern populations of different ages, that the number of studied parameters is more or less limited and that the formulas used are sometimes very different and given during variable periods of time.…”

“…In full-term or older infants, most authors agree that acidified milks are well tolerated [17, 23-25, 27, 37, 38, 40, 42, 43]. However, D roese and Stolley [6][7][8][9] conclude from their studies that milk acidification increases the tendency to metabolic acidosis especially as babies are younger and diet is richer in proteins and minerals.…”

“…From a broad investigation in older infants, D roese and Stolley [6][7][8][9] concluded that the addition of weak organic acid to cow milk improves neither the resorption nor the retention of alimentary substances.…”