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Why Human Milk is the Best Choice for Infants

Why Human Milk is the Best Choice for Infants

Hours June 22, 2023July 25, 2023
Biochemistry of Human Milk and composition

Biochemistry of Human Milk

Hours October 17, 2012June 22, 2023
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  • Introduction to Human Milk
    • Definition of Human Milk
    • Historical Significance of Human Milk
  • Composition of Human Milk
    • a. Macronutrient Composition
    • b. Overview of the Major Components of Human Milk
  • Proteins in Human Milk
    • a. Caseins
    • b. Whey Proteins
    • c. Bioactive Proteins in Human Milk
  • Carbohydrates in Human Milk
    • a. Lactose
    • b. Oligosaccharides
    • c. Other Carbohydrates in Human Milk
  • Fats in Human Milk
    • a. Lipid Composition of Human Milk
    • b. Fatty Acid Composition of Human Milk
  • Vitamins and Minerals in Human Milk
    • a. Overview of Vitamins and Minerals in Human Milk
    • b. Factors Affecting Vitamin and Mineral Content of Human Milk
  • Bioactive Molecules in Human Milk
    • a. Cytokines
    • b. Growth Factors
    • c. Immunoglobulins
  • Implications for Infant Health and Development
    • a. Breastfeeding Benefits
    • b. Comparison with Infant Formula
    • c. Future Directions in Research
  • Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)
    • What makes human milk unique?
    • Can infant formula be a suitable alternative to human milk?
    • What are some factors that can affect the composition of human milk?
    • What are some of the health benefits associated with breastfeeding?
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