Complementary Feeding: Effects of Different Approaches to Meet Micronutrient Needs

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  • Background on breastfed infants at risk for zinc and iron deficiencies
  • Myth about iron absorption 
  • Iron status in breastfed infants
  • Guidelines for complementary feeding
  • Conclusions of the study
  • Acknowledgment
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Nancy Krebs shares the findings of a study concerning micronutrients deficiencies in breastfed infants and toddlers, a research performed on children from different countries, with similar feeding settings. The study revealed that the diet of most of the children, who were part of the investigation, lacked the proper amounts of iron and zinc for a good nutrition, which may have consequences on the brain development and affect their growth.

She explains that complementary feeding refers to providing children with food, other than breast milk, which will help them meet their energy and micronutrient needs, fulfilling the corresponding quantities of zinc and iron from quality food. Krebs presents worldwide guide principles for complementary feeding, stating that meat, poultry, fish or eggs, should be eaten as often as possible.

She summarizes her conclusions and results and suggests a combination of strategies to achieve, as best as possible, a child's good nutrition.

 
 
 



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Complementary Feeding: Effects of Different Approaches to Meet Micronutrient Needs
Nancy Krebs

Dr. Rodolfo Herrera Llerandi Auditorium, School of Medicine
Universidad Francisco Marroquín
Guatemala, March 22, 2012

A New Media - UFM production. Guatemala, July 2012
Camera: Mario Estrada; digital editing: Mynor de León; index: María Elena Taracena; content reviser: Sofía Díaz; publication: Mynor de León, Daphne Ortiz



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Nancy Krebs

Nancy Krebs
Nancy Krebs is specialist in pediatric clinical nutrition. She is professor of Pediatrics and chair of the Department of Pediatrics Promotions Committee at the School of Medicine, University of Colorado. Krebs holds an MD from the University of Colorado and a MS in Nutrition Science from the University of Maryland.


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Last update: 12/07/2012

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