1979
DOI: 10.1079/pns19790012
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Progress in the Treatment of Protein–Energy Malnutrition

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“…The weight that is lost by the ill child cannot easily be regained. "Catch-up" will be slow unless the child is given at least one and onehalf times the normal maintenance energy requirement; doubling of energy intake will enable return to normal weight 20 times faster than the maintenance value diet (11). Illness also precipitates malnutrition through an effect on absorption and metabolism.…”
Section: Nutrition and Infection Relationships In Early Childhoodmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…The weight that is lost by the ill child cannot easily be regained. "Catch-up" will be slow unless the child is given at least one and onehalf times the normal maintenance energy requirement; doubling of energy intake will enable return to normal weight 20 times faster than the maintenance value diet (11). Illness also precipitates malnutrition through an effect on absorption and metabolism.…”
Section: Nutrition and Infection Relationships In Early Childhoodmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Since 1970, in very severe cases of undernutrition, milk was seen as an excellent vehicle for micronutrient fortification and was valued for its liquid form, enabling nasogastric tube feeding (159)(160)(161) . On the basis of clinical experience, past research findings and new knowledge about the role of micronutrients, specific therapeutic milk formulas (F-75, F-100) were created.…”
Section: Development Of Milk Products Used For Dietary Interventionsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Ce syndrome était fortement létal, et pouvait être traité et guéri par l'administration d'une alimentation de haute qualité [5] . En fait, la dénutrition est reconnue comme un problème clinique de santé publique que depuis 7 décen-nies.…”
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