Выбор продукта для смешанного или искусственного вскармливания младенца: полезные свойства смеси на основе козьего молока

В обзоре обобщены сведения о преимуществах козьего молока как основы для производства адаптированных молочных смесей в соответствии с актуальными задачами вскармливания младенцев. Представлены характеристики основных нутриентов современных смесей, созданных на основе козьего молока. Сбалансированный белковый состав, обогащение -пальмитатом, наличие пребиотиков-олигосахаридов, природных нуклеотидов и пробиотиков приближают эти смеси к женскому молоку и обеспечивают их мультипотентные саногенетические эффекты.

Уникальный состав смесей из козьего молока позволяет обеспечить нормальный физический рост младенца, индуцирует становление местного и общего иммунитета через формирование адекватной кишечной микробиоты, поддерживает гармоничное функционирование оси «кишечник – головной мозг», что способствует коррекции вегето-висцеральных связей, нарушенных при функциональных расстройствах пищеварения. Все это позволяет рекомендовать использование смесей из козьего молока при вынужденном смешанном и искусственном вскармливании здоровых младенцев и детей с функциональными нарушениями пищеварения.

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