Reproducible clinically abnormal reactions to cow's milk protein (CMP) may be due to the
interaction between one or more milk proteins and one or more immune mechanisms …

Pathogenesis of cow milk allergy indicates that multiple immunological mechanisms exist.
Two types of food allergy reactions occur in infants, children and adults. They are reaginic …

We discussed various physiological and pathological situations in which the epithelial
permeability to food antigens is degraded. Most of the changes observed are quantitative …

This study investigated the effect of changing the formulas of colicky infants and addressed
the methodologic flaws of earlier studies. Attention was paid to issues of designing a blind …

Cow milk allergy (CMA) is a frequent allergic disease in infants. Since goat milk has a strong
potential for therapeutic and hypoallergenic advantages toward those infants and patients …

69.2. 2 Breeds and Milk Production 69.2. 3 Economics of Improved Goat Milk Production
69.2. 4 Uniqueness of Goat Milk 69.3 Chemical Composition of Goat Milk 69.3. 1 General …

В книге изложены клиника и патогенез заболеваний, возникающих в связи с пищевой
сенсибилизацией у детей. Обращено внимание на конституциональные основы …

Early feeding with cows' milk (CM) may cause cows' milk allergy (CMA). Breast milk contains
many immune factors which compensate for the undeveloped defence mechanisms of the …

Background The first exposure to food antigens provokes an immune reaction in an infant,
its type depending on the quantity and frequency of doses and the age at introduction, and …

Background Current guidelines emphasize early introduction to potentially allergenic foods,
but the optimal timing, amount, and exposure routes for foods other than peanut are not well …