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Protein May Improve Growth of Infants

Protein is known as the bodybuilding food. It plays a vital role in growth and development in infants. The choice of protein intake from solid foods mainly depends on the infant growth and development outcomes during the first year of life, reports a team of researchers from CU School of Medicine.

protein plays a major role in an infant''s diet - protein is the bodybuilding food - it promotes growth in formula-fed infants - one gram of protein provides 4 calories

Protein Intake May Improve Growth Patterns in Formula-fed Infants

Protein intake from different food sources such as dairy-based and meat-based can have a significant impact on growth and development in formula-fed infants. Read More

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