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妊娠中のエネルギー補給と産後成長のエネルギー補給

J A Kusin1, S Kardjati, J M Houtkooper

  • 1Nutrition Section, Royal Tropical Institute, Amsterdam, Netherlands.

Lancet (London, England)
|September 12, 1992
PubMed
まとめ

妊娠後期に高エネルギーサプリメントで母親の栄養を改善すると,子供の成長が著しく改善され,栄養失調が軽減されます. この研究は,産後発達に焦点を当て,補給された母親から生まれた子供にとって長期的な利点を示しました.

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年齢因子 年齢因子アントロポメトリー・アンソポメトリーアジア アジア アジア生物学 生物学 生物学とは体の身長 体の高さ体重 体重 体重 体重子供 子供 子供 子供 子供 子供子どもの発達 子供の発達 子供の発達比較研究とは比較研究です.保健医療の提供について人口統計的要因 人口統計的要因発展途上国 開発途上国病気 病気 病気栄養補助食品 - 女性成長の成長 成長の成長健康 健康 健康 健康とは医療サービス 健康サービスインドネシア インドネシア インドネシア縦断的な研究について栄養失調 - 予防と制御母親の栄養について測定方法 測定方法方法論的研究 方法論的研究栄養素 栄養素 栄養素 栄養素栄養失調症 栄養失調症について栄養プログラム 栄養プログラム生理学 生理学とは人口の人口は,人口です.人口の特徴について妊娠 妊娠 妊娠妊娠,第3四半期プライマリーヘルスケア プライマリーヘルスケア繁殖 繁殖 繁殖する研究方法論 研究方法論東南アジア 南東アジア勉強 勉強 勉強 勉強 勉強青春 青春 青春 青春 青春

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