In einer eMail vom 15-12-2002 0:18:17 West-Europa (standaardtijd) schreibt
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> Lactiengineering, as I understand it, is modifying mom's milk and
> manipulating so baby gets more "hind" milk.  This is what Paula
> Meier's work is showing.  This is certainly what should be done
> first.  Will there still be a need to add something else?  Perhaps,
> perhaps not.  The "science" of helping micropremies to survive and
> thrive is still in it's infancy.  The "hind milk" approach does say
> that human milk is still the Gold Standard and should be used before
>

Lactoengeneering does not only fill the infant with more calories. It makes
him perform better as well, as I recall from a lecture by Paula Meier. They
grow faster and there bodily functions improve, the infant becoming more
stable faster.

Warmly greeting,

Gonneke
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Gonneke  van Veldhuizen
IBCLC,LLLL, MOM, primairyschool teacher
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