Human Milk Alternatives: When to Use Which Formula?

Year 2020, Volume: 8 Issue: 2, 50 - 56, 31.08.2020

Ayşegül Bükülmez

Abstract

Human milk is a very important and valuable food that is recommended for baby nutrition. However, it offers industrial formulas on the grounds that it is not possible to give human
milk and it is insufficient. Cow’s milk based formulas that require growth and neurological development of the baby’s development should be used. The use of mammalian milk and herbal milk has started to be discussed as an alternative due to the increase in cow’s milk protein allergy. However, it is not yet possible that the quality and quantity of other mammalian milk and herbal
nutritional ingredients may not fully meet their needs.Therefore choose human milk alternative should be suggested to the family with the recommendation of the physician.

Keywords

Human milk, formula, plant based milks, other mammalian milks, nutrition

Anne Sütü Alternatifleri: Hangi Formülü Ne Zaman Kullanmalı?

Abstract

Anne sütü bebek beslenmesinde tavsiye edilen çok önemli ve değerli bir besindir. Ancak anne sütünün verilmesinin mümkün olamadığı, yetersiz olduğu durumlarda endüstriyel olarak üretilen formulalar verilmesi önerilmektedir. İnek sütü protein bazlı olan formulalar anne sütüne mümkün olduğunca benzetilmeye çalışılmakla birlikte henüz anne sütünün tüm özelliklerini içeren bir formula bulunmamaktadır. Bebeğin gelişimi büyümesi ve nörolojik gelişimini sağlayacak formulalar kullanılmalıdır. Son yıllarda inek sütü protein alerjisindeki artışlar nedeniyle alternatif olarak diğer memeli sütleri ve bitkisel bazlı sütlerin kullanımı tartışılmaya başlanmıştır. Ancak diğer memeli sütlerinin ve bitkisel bazlı ürünlerin besinsel içeriklerinin kalite ve kantitesinin tam olarak çocukların ihtiyacını karşılayabilmesi henüz mümkün değildir. Bu nedenle anne sütü alternatifi kullanılması endike ise önce hekimin önerisi ile aileye öneride bulunulmalıdır.

Keywords

anne sütü, beslenme, formula, bitki bazlı sütler, diğer memeli sütler

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