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Ethnic Cultural Effect Upon Human Lactation: Introduction to Workshop with Some Comments to Experieneen the lactating mother and her infant. This interaction, described by Derrick Jelliffe as the “.” is also strongly influenced by the environment including socfo-cultural factors, learned behaviour and emotional support.

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Anthropometry in the Appraisal of Lactation Performance Among Well-Nourished Womeno identify women who are at risk of lactation insufficiency. In a study to evaluate milk production and milk composition, anthropometric indices of lactating women were monitored and related to lactation performance.

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Assessment of Lactation Performance in Womento an environment which has special kinds of food for their young. Furthermore, because mammals have the ability to deplete their body reserves of fat, protein and minerals to supply the precursors for milk synthesis, temporary fluctuations in food gathering by the mother do not interrupt the food supply of the neonate.

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