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The content of the infant formula has been perfected for decades and can therefore effectively replace breast milk altogether.
Although breast milk will always have the upper-hand in feeding your baby, you can rest assured that babies raised on formula have no trouble growing up big and strong, too. Have you ever wondered what goes into baby formula? Formula will typically include protein, fat, lactose, vitamins and minerals. Other ingredients will vary depending on the product and manufacturer you choose. We have comprised a list of main ingredients and additional components for you to see how formula is made.
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The two types of proteins you can get from cow milk are whey and casein proteins. The main difference between the two is that while casein has a more significant concentration of protein whey is more easily digested. Casein has a larger chance of causing an allergic reaction because it is more potent than whey.
The potentially harmful ingredients are removed, and plant-based fats are added to mimic breast milk. This way, your baby will still receive the right amount of nutrients through some form of milk.
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Fat can be derived from a number of ingredients. Manufacturers tend to opt for organic vegetable oils or plant-based oils rather than dairy fats because they are too potent for babies less than 12 months of age. Oils which are safe to use include palm oil, coconut oil, and soy oil. Lactose contains a high level of carbohydrates which substitutes the carbohydrates typically found in breast milk.
Iron produces hemoglobin which helps distribute the right amount of oxygen throughout the body via blood flow. It maintains a healthy and active body and prevents the development of anemia. This mineral assists calcium and works with other nutrients to make strong teeth and bones. It balances the levels of acid and base in the body and produces energy. Zinc contributes to building a healthy immune system by regulating immune responses.
In the long haul, it helps prevent infections and heal wounds. A zinc deficiency makes babies and adults more prone to illnesses.]
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