Alpha-Tocopherol Levels in Milk of Exclusively Breast-Feeding Mothers in Benin City, Nigeria
The influence of prolonged breastfeeding on breast-milk alpha tocopherol was assessed in 112 lactating mothers practicing exclusive breast-feeding on term infants. The cross sectional study was carried out between May 1st and 30th, 2005 at the University of Benin/University of Benin Teaching Hospita...
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| description | The influence of prolonged breastfeeding on breast-milk alpha
tocopherol was assessed in 112 lactating mothers practicing exclusive
breast-feeding on term infants. The cross sectional study was carried
out between May 1st and 30th, 2005 at the University of
Benin/University of Benin Teaching Hospital, Benin City among lactating
mothers. Employing the Quaife's method, mean alpha-tocopherol
values were determined in spot samples of breast milk. Though not
significant mean Breast-milk (BM) alphatocopherol tended to decline
with maternal age (p > 0.05) parity (p > 0.05) and duration of
breastfeeding. Similarly, family socio-economic status did not
significantly influence mean BM alphatocopherol levels. Exclusive and
or prolonged breast feeding do not predispose the infant to low vitamin
E supplies through the breast milk. Further studies are advocated to
evaluate the effects of other biosocial variables on the levels of BM
anti-oxidant vitamins including alpha-tocopherol (Afr J Reprod Health
2009; 13[2]:55-60).
Nous avons évalué l'influence de l'allaitement
prolongé sur le tocophérol-alpha du lait maternel chez 112
mères allaitant qui pratiquent l'allaitement exclusive de
leurs enfants nés à terme. L'étude transversale a
été effectuée entre le 1e et le 30 mai 2005 à
l'University of Benin Teaching Hospital auprès des
mères allaitant. A l'aide de la méthode Quaife, les
valeurs moyennes du tocophérolalpha ont été
déterminés à travers des échantillons de taches du
lait maternel. Quoique peu significatif, le lait maternel moyen (mm) du
tocophérol-alpha avait la tendance à baisser avec
l'âge maternel (p |
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tocopherol was assessed in 112 lactating mothers practicing exclusive
breast-feeding on term infants. The cross sectional study was carried
out between May 1st and 30th, 2005 at the University of
Benin/University of Benin Teaching Hospital, Benin City among lactating
mothers. Employing the Quaife's method, mean alpha-tocopherol
values were determined in spot samples of breast milk. Though not
significant mean Breast-milk (BM) alphatocopherol tended to decline
with maternal age (p > 0.05) parity (p > 0.05) and duration of
breastfeeding. Similarly, family socio-economic status did not
significantly influence mean BM alphatocopherol levels. Exclusive and
or prolonged breast feeding do not predispose the infant to low vitamin
E supplies through the breast milk. Further studies are advocated to
evaluate the effects of other biosocial variables on the levels of BM
anti-oxidant vitamins including alpha-tocopherol (Afr J Reprod Health
2009; 13[2]:55-60).
Nous avons évalué l'influence de l'allaitement
prolongé sur le tocophérol-alpha du lait maternel chez 112
mères allaitant qui pratiquent l'allaitement exclusive de
leurs enfants nés à terme. L'étude transversale a
été effectuée entre le 1e et le 30 mai 2005 à
l'University of Benin Teaching Hospital auprès des
mères allaitant. A l'aide de la méthode Quaife, les
valeurs moyennes du tocophérolalpha ont été
déterminés à travers des échantillons de taches du
lait maternel. Quoique peu significatif, le lait maternel moyen (mm) du
tocophérol-alpha avait la tendance à baisser avec
l'âge maternel (p<0,05), la parité (0,05) et la
durée de l'allaitement. De la même façon, la
situation socio-économique familiale n'a pas influencé
de manière significative les niveaux du tocophérol-alpha BM
moyen. L'allaitement exclusif ou prolongé ne prédispose
pas l'enfant à une provision baissée de la vitamine E
à travers le lait maternel. Nous préconisons davantage
d'études pour évaluer les effets d'autres
variables biosociaux sur les niveaux des vitamines anti-oxidantes BM y
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tocopherol was assessed in 112 lactating mothers practicing exclusive
breast-feeding on term infants. The cross sectional study was carried
out between May 1st and 30th, 2005 at the University of
Benin/University of Benin Teaching Hospital, Benin City among lactating
mothers. Employing the Quaife's method, mean alpha-tocopherol
values were determined in spot samples of breast milk. Though not
significant mean Breast-milk (BM) alphatocopherol tended to decline
with maternal age (p > 0.05) parity (p > 0.05) and duration of
breastfeeding. Similarly, family socio-economic status did not
significantly influence mean BM alphatocopherol levels. Exclusive and
or prolonged breast feeding do not predispose the infant to low vitamin
E supplies through the breast milk. Further studies are advocated to
evaluate the effects of other biosocial variables on the levels of BM
anti-oxidant vitamins including alpha-tocopherol (Afr J Reprod Health
2009; 13[2]:55-60).
Nous avons évalué l'influence de l'allaitement
prolongé sur le tocophérol-alpha du lait maternel chez 112
mères allaitant qui pratiquent l'allaitement exclusive de
leurs enfants nés à terme. L'étude transversale a
été effectuée entre le 1e et le 30 mai 2005 à
l'University of Benin Teaching Hospital auprès des
mères allaitant. A l'aide de la méthode Quaife, les
valeurs moyennes du tocophérolalpha ont été
déterminés à travers des échantillons de taches du
lait maternel. Quoique peu significatif, le lait maternel moyen (mm) du
tocophérol-alpha avait la tendance à baisser avec
l'âge maternel (p<0,05), la parité (0,05) et la
durée de l'allaitement. De la même façon, la
situation socio-économique familiale n'a pas influencé
de manière significative les niveaux du tocophérol-alpha BM
moyen. L'allaitement exclusif ou prolongé ne prédispose
pas l'enfant à une provision baissée de la vitamine E
à travers le lait maternel. Nous préconisons davantage
d'études pour évaluer les effets d'autres
variables biosociaux sur les niveaux des vitamines anti-oxidantes BM y
compris le tocophérol-alpha (Afr J Reprod Health 2009;
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tocopherol was assessed in 112 lactating mothers practicing exclusive
breast-feeding on term infants. The cross sectional study was carried
out between May 1st and 30th, 2005 at the University of
Benin/University of Benin Teaching Hospital, Benin City among lactating
mothers. Employing the Quaife's method, mean alpha-tocopherol
values were determined in spot samples of breast milk. Though not
significant mean Breast-milk (BM) alphatocopherol tended to decline
with maternal age (p > 0.05) parity (p > 0.05) and duration of
breastfeeding. Similarly, family socio-economic status did not
significantly influence mean BM alphatocopherol levels. Exclusive and
or prolonged breast feeding do not predispose the infant to low vitamin
E supplies through the breast milk. Further studies are advocated to
evaluate the effects of other biosocial variables on the levels of BM
anti-oxidant vitamins including alpha-tocopherol (Afr J Reprod Health
2009; 13[2]:55-60).
Nous avons évalué l'influence de l'allaitement
prolongé sur le tocophérol-alpha du lait maternel chez 112
mères allaitant qui pratiquent l'allaitement exclusive de
leurs enfants nés à terme. L'étude transversale a
été effectuée entre le 1e et le 30 mai 2005 à
l'University of Benin Teaching Hospital auprès des
mères allaitant. A l'aide de la méthode Quaife, les
valeurs moyennes du tocophérolalpha ont été
déterminés à travers des échantillons de taches du
lait maternel. Quoique peu significatif, le lait maternel moyen (mm) du
tocophérol-alpha avait la tendance à baisser avec
l'âge maternel (p<0,05), la parité (0,05) et la
durée de l'allaitement. De la même façon, la
situation socio-économique familiale n'a pas influencé
de manière significative les niveaux du tocophérol-alpha BM
moyen. L'allaitement exclusif ou prolongé ne prédispose
pas l'enfant à une provision baissée de la vitamine E
à travers le lait maternel. Nous préconisons davantage
d'études pour évaluer les effets d'autres
variables biosociaux sur les niveaux des vitamines anti-oxidantes BM y
compris le tocophérol-alpha (Afr J Reprod Health 2009;
13[2]:55-60).</abstract><cop>Nigeria</cop><pub>Women's Health and Action Research Centre</pub><pmid>20690248</pmid><tpages>6</tpages></addata></record> |
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