Do infants fed directly from the breast have improved appetite regulation and slower growth during early childhood compared with infants fed from a bottle?

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2011年のアメリカからの報告母乳栄養は、人工栄養と比較して、乳児期から小児期までの身長・体重の差に影響はしていないようであった。、一方で、乳児期早期の母乳栄養が小児期後期の食欲の調節と関連する傾向にあった。 https://t.co/py1C6At01n

RT @astuebe: Being bottle-fed breast milk may affect satiety differently than direct #bfing http://t.co/6LVWR7i8xQ #ABM15 http://t.co/S6TdD…

RT @astuebe: Being bottle-fed breast milk may affect satiety differently than direct #bfing http://t.co/6LVWR7i8xQ #ABM15 http://t.co/S6TdD…

RT @astuebe: Being bottle-fed breast milk may affect satiety differently than direct #bfing http://t.co/6LVWR7i8xQ #ABM15 http://t.co/S6TdD…

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