Protein Requirement During Lactation
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“Protein Requirement During Lactation”
It is well established that a breast-feeding women need more protein in their diet compared to non-lactating women, but how much additional protein is needed remains unclear. There is reason to believe that the current Dietary Reference Intake (DRI) recommendations for breast-feeding women are too low. To gain better understanding, we plan to study healthy breast-feeding women 20 - 45 yrs, between 3 - 5 months lactation and 6 - 8 months lactation. We will use the indicator amino acid oxidation technique (IAAO), which is a modern, quick and safe research method.
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Dietary Supplement - Dietary supplement: Protein intake
Oral consumption of houly experimental meals. Includes 4 meals containing a mixture of free amino acids, carbohydrates from a flavored liquid, fat from corn oil and protein free cookies. The last 4 meals will in addition contain labelled labelled 13C phenylalanine.
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Determination of Dietary Protein Requirements in Healthy Women During Stages of Lactation
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NCT03218956
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