Infant demand and milk supply. Part 1: Infant demand and milk production in lactating women.
Infant demand and milk supply. Part 1: Infant demand and milk production in lactating women.
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DOI：
10.1177/089033449501100119
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发表时间：
1995-03-01
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通讯作者：
Hartmann, P E
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作者：
Daly, S E;Hartmann, P E
这是两部分评论的第一部分，审查了母乳生产至少部分受婴儿食欲控制的证据。我们回顾的母乳喂养和表达母亲的牛奶产量的研究强烈支持这一假设。因此，在既定的哺乳期和按需喂养制度下，母亲的产奶量很可能反映了婴儿的食欲，而不是她的产奶能力，事实上可能要高出几倍。然而，以前的母乳生产研究并没有提供一个明确的见解，如何哺乳期的乳房匹配牛奶生产婴儿的需求。
This first part of a two-part commentary examines evidence for the notion that human milk production is at least in part controlled by the infant's appetite. The studies that we review, of milk production by breastfeeding and expressing mothers, strongly support this hypothesis. Therefore, in established lactation and with a demand feeding regime, a mother's milk production is likely to be a reflection of her infant's appetite, rather than her ability to produce milk, which may in fact be several-fold higher. However, previous studies of human milk production have not provided a clear insight into how the lactating breast matches milk production to infant demand.