Standard Infant Formula and Formula Feeding–Cow Milk Protein Formulas

Milbrandt, Tracy P.

doi:10.1542/pir.2016-0211

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“…Some formulas contain partially hydrolyzed proteins in their composition. 9 Follow-up infant formula is the product, in liquid or powder form, used when indicated, for healthy infants from the 6 month of life up to 12 incomplete months of age (11 months and 29 days), and for healthy children in the early childhood (12 months to 3 years of age), constituting the main net element of a progressively diversified diet. They have protein content similar to that of the start formulas, but higher amounts of iron.…”

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“…Some follow-up formulas contain partially hydrolyzed proteins in their composition. 9 Infant formulas (start and follow-up) based on goat milk have recently appeared as another safe and appropriate alternative to feeding newborns, infants, and early childhood children who cannot receive breast milk, either partially or exclusively. Goat milk is known to be naturally easier to digest because its protein profile provides the formation of a smoother curdle in the stomach, conferring better digestibility.…”

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Infant Formulas: A Long Story

Falcão

Zamberlan

2021

International Journal of Nutrology

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The ideal feeding for infants is the breast milk because it has a balanced nutritional composition, which includes all essential nutrients, in addition to many bioactive factors that contribute to the growth and development of the child, as well as to the maturation of the gastrointestinal tract. Among them are immunological factors, antimicrobials and anti-inflammatory components, digestive enzymes, various types of hormones, and growth factors. If human milk is not available, there is an indication of infant formulas that should follow the recommendations of the Codex Alimentarius of the Food and Agriculture Organization/World Health Organization (WHO). In a century of history, infant formulas have gone from a simple combination of cow milk (evaporated or condensed) and water to highly sophisticated products, elaborated by very refined technological processes to produce lactose-free, antiregurgitation, based on soy protein, hydrolyzed protein in various grades, and only amino acids formulas. The major milestones in the modification of infant formulas were the incorporation of nutrients/ingredients such as: iron, nucleotides, alpha lactalbumin, long-chain polyunsaturated fatty acids, prebiotics, probiotics, postbiotics, oligosaccharides similar to human milk, lactoferrin, and milk fat globule membrane. Many of these ingredients have shown benefits on the immunological system. Despite the technological advances, breast milk remains irreplaceable, being the gold standard for infant feeding.

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Section: Start and Follow-up Formulamentioning

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Section: Start and Follow-up Formulamentioning

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Infant Formulas: A Long Story

Falcão

Zamberlan

2021

International Journal of Nutrology

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“…In particular, it is necessary to highlight the combination of agriculture and animal husbandry, agriculture and animal husbandry, and plan the scale of livestock and poultry feed. The circular ecological mode of combination of agriculture and animal husbandry and breeding can protect the environment and improve the efficiency of cow breeding [4][5][6].…”

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Design and Implementation of Electric Automatic Cow Feeding Management System

2021

IJETC

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Milk is a kind of high nutritional energy supplement food, which is suitable for all ages and plays an important strategic role in improving the physical quality of Chinese people. However, China's dairy industry is relatively backward; both per capita intake and per unit yield of dairy cattle are at the international low level, the main reason is still the backward dairy management system. At present, the research in this field at home and abroad is mainly based on sensor technology and neural network, but there are various deficiencies. In order to solve this problem, this paper proposes a cow feeding management system based on electrical automation. RFID technology is one of the core technologies of the management system in this paper. It can collect the information of dairy cows in real time by setting electronic tags. The electric automation cow feeding management system is based on the n-layer C / s system structure under the framework of. Net. SQL Server 2005 is used as the background database. The system in this paper basically realizes real-time monitoring, intelligent reminder, and sets up a functional module management system. The system covers the whole process from rising to selling, and has strong source tracing function. Finally, in the specific test comparison, through the test data, we can see that the electric automatic cow feeding management system in this paper has greater advantages than the traditional method. In particular, the milk production of dairy cows has been greatly improved, and it is obviously helpful for the recovery of the body of dairy cows. The experiment shows that the management system of this paper can be used to manage dairy cows scientifically and effectively.nannies". On the whole, China's dairy industry is still in the state of "small, loose and low "Small" refers to the small scale of dairy farming. In 2001, the scale of dairy farming in China was 6.753 million, with an average scale of about 4.5. "Free range" means that cows are raised in tens of thousands of families in China, of which more than 93% are raised by individuals. They are very scattered, and the cost of production, collection, storage and transportation of milk is relatively high. "Low" refers to the low level of production and low degree of industrialization. The average output of China's adult cows is more than 3100 kg, while that of the United States, Israel and other countries is more than 8600 kg, and that of Sweden, Denmark, France, Japan and other countries is more than 6600 kg. In 2005, China's per capita milk consumption was only 17.3kg, less than 1 / 6 of the world average, less than 1 / 3 of the Asian average. In addition, the production technology of dairy industry is backward, and the national mechanical milking rate is less than 25%.

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Nutritional Considerations for the First Year of Life

Shaw,

Liu

2023

Pediatr Ann

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Feeding during the first year of life is a dynamic process with unique questions, concerns, and milestones emerging at every step. This article will review a small selection of specific questions and concerns related to feeding in the first 12 months of infancy. The aim of this article is to inform and support pediatric providers and parents during this crucial developmental period. [ Pediatr Ann . 2023;52(9):e316–e321.]

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Standard Infant Formula and Formula Feeding–Cow Milk Protein Formulas

Cited by 5 publications

References 4 publications

Infant Formulas: A Long Story

Infant Formulas: A Long Story

Design and Implementation of Electric Automatic Cow Feeding Management System

Nutritional Considerations for the First Year of Life

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