Patient's question:
My daughter has always been drinking domestic milk powder. A few days ago, when I went to the supermarket, I saw that Abbott milk powder was having a promotion, so I took a look. I joined the Abbott membership and received a free box of Abbott milk powder. The baby drank it and felt quite good. I want to switch my daughter to a different milk powder and want to know how Abbott milk powder is and if it's suitable for long-term consumption.What kind of help do I need: How is the Abbott milk powder?
Doctor's answer:
Abe also has a big brand, and I added the baby to drink it, but it is generally creamy white, slightly yellowish, and usually mixed with warm water at 50 degrees. The fundamental principle of choosing is that the types and amounts of nutrients in the formula should be as close to breast milk as possible, the better it is for the child's growth. Currently, there are two major types in the market. One is based on cow's milk with modifications, accounting for about 80% of formula. The other is based on soybeans. formula based on cow's milk has modified the components of cow's milk, reduced the protein content and high sodium content in cow's milk, alleviated the burden on the kidneys, added essential amino acids for child development, and adjusted the ratio of whey protein and casein, making it easier for infants to digest and absorb. It is encouraging that some formula have recently increased the content of alpha-lactalbumin in whey protein, making formula closer to breast milk. formula based on soybeans is suitable for children with lactose intolerance.