… of the mother’s diet transmitted through breast milk, but more research is needed to understand
associations between early flavour exposures and later dietary patterns. We examined …

… lactation; although the United Kingdom recommendations do not state an EAR for lactating
women, … Vitamin D in breast milk is quite strongly related to maternal exposure to UV light, but …

… improves mean birthweight, whereas no influence has been reported following iodine
repletion of pregnant women exposed to mild-to-moderate iodine deficiency (128). Iodine …

… exposure, like fish consumption and amalgam fillings, in these women and also the effects of
lactation… and pregnancy intervals on the concentration of Hg on the hair of women from Iran. …

… little exposure to sunlight should be paid also during lactation. Moreover, the habitual dietary
… population groups and by pregnant and lactating women. This particularly applies to DHA, …

… It is often difficult to separate specific effects of nutrients, because of the highly interrelated
nature of dietary exposure. For example, deficiencies or excesses of one nutrient influence the …

… in distinct life phases is key to primary prevention of conditions such as childhood obesity,
the trajectory for which is associated with maternal and prenatal health and dietary exposures. …

… showed that all lactating mothers living around Surabaya Beach had been exposed to
lead, … Food is identified as one of the primary sources of lead exposure, with contaminated …

… Thus, it is clear that the vitamin D content of human milk can be influenced by maternal diet,
UV light exposure, or both. If a lactating mother has a limited exposure to UV light, a limited …

… A significant impact of specific macronutrient and micronutrient intake on milk microbial
communities in healthy lactating women has been reported (50). High maternal protein …