Bioaktives Potenzial der Muttermilchernährung

Muttermilch verfügt über eine einzigartige Komplexität an nutritiven und bioaktiven Komponenten. Letztere entfalten im physiologischen Zusammenspiel zwischen Mutter, Muttermilch und Kind („Triade“) ein breites Wirkungsspektrum zum Schutz vor Infektionen sowie auf die Immunität, das Darmmikrobiom und weitere protektive Gesundheitseffekte für das Neugeborene im Lebensverlauf.

Schlüsselwörter

Muttermilch - Bioaktivität - Substanzen - Darmmikrobiota - Darm-Barriere - Immunsystem - Säugling

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