[CITATION][C] A study of the effect of preserving methods on human milk
WH Eddy, SG Morris - The Journal of Pediatrics, 1934 - Elsevier
WH Eddy, SG Morris
The Journal of Pediatrics, 1934•ElsevierThis series confirmed the viewpoint that freezing is a preferable method of holding human
milk if vitamin A retention is desired. It also indicated that the Boston milk specimens in this
test were about the equivalent in Vitamin A potency to the 3.5 per cent butter fat, Grade A
market milk as delivered in New York City, and certainly not superior to that in A
content.(Table I.)
milk if vitamin A retention is desired. It also indicated that the Boston milk specimens in this
test were about the equivalent in Vitamin A potency to the 3.5 per cent butter fat, Grade A
market milk as delivered in New York City, and certainly not superior to that in A
content.(Table I.)
This series confirmed the viewpoint that freezing is a preferable method of holding human milk if vitamin A retention is desired. It also indicated that the Boston milk specimens in this test were about the equivalent in Vitamin A potency to the 3.5 per cent butter fat, Grade A market milk as delivered in New York City, and certainly not superior to that in A content.(Table I.)
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