A survey about GI symptoms in infants was completed by 1868 physicians (HCPs) in the Middle East and North Africa. 70% Of the HCPs indicated that GI symptoms may be related to the proteins, carbohydrates and lipids of cow’s milk. Can goat milk formula be of value for infants with GI symptoms associated with cow’s …
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From 26th to 28th of August, the 8th Nutrition and Growth (N&G) congress took place.Ausnutria’s research team showed here the first results of their new infant study enrolling infants with mild gastro-intestinal discomfort. This study was performed with dr. A López Escobar (HM Hospitales, Madrid, Spain). The study showed that Kabrita significantly reduced the discomfort in these …
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In collaboration with dr. A. López Escobar (HM Hospitales, Madrid, Spain), Ausnutria’s research team performed a study in infants with mild gastro-intestinal discomfort. The study showed that Kabrita significantly reduced the discomfort in these infants after two weeks. Infants using Kabrita showed a faster reduction of discomfort than infants using a cow’s milk formula. Moreover, the study …
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Short study infographic on a consumer questionnaire performed in the US among Kabrita stage 3 consumers. This data suggests that children have lower gastrointestional complaints after switching to Kabrita goat milk formula. Reading time: ~3 minutes
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The Ausnutria Nutrition Institute organised it’s second online expert meeting entitled “Nutrition in Early Life: Implications and Management of Functional Gastrointestinal Disorders” with: – Prof. Dr. Yvan Vandenplas, Professor of pediatrics and the head of the pediatric hospital “Kidz Health Castle” at the University Hospital in Brussels, Belgium, on “The development of infant digestive system and it’s …
read moreArticle by: G Iacono, R Merolla, D D’Amico, E Bonci, F Cavataio, L Di Prima, C Scalici, L Indinnimeo, M R Averna, A Carroccio, Paediatric Study Group on Gastrointestinal Symptoms in Infancy Abstract Background: During the first months of life, infants can suffer from many ‘minor’ gastroenterological disturbances. However, little is known about the frequency of these problems and the factors which predispose or facilitate their …
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