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BACKGROUND
High prevalance of low birth weight, high
morbidity and mortality in children and
poor matenal nutrition of the mother continue
to be major nutritional concerns in India.
althrough nationwide intervention programes
are in operation over two decades,
the situation has not changed greatly.
In addition, the Indian population is passing
through a nutritional transtition and is
expected to witness higher prevalence of adult
non-communicable disease such as diabetes,
hypertension and coronary heart disease
according to the theory of “fetal origins of adult
disease”.
Maternal Nutrition and fetal growth relationship
long anaemia in pregnancy has been noted as
high as 40-80%. of which acquired - Nutritional
a) Iron deciency anaemia (60%), b) Macrocytic
anaemia (10%) due to deciency of folic acid
and protein deciency of iron and folic acid and
or vitamin B12, d) Protein deciency
Studies:
Studies:
Studies:
* American Journal of Clinical nutrition, Vol 59,
492S-500S,
* Review of the literature based on the cochrane
Library systematic review of balanced protein
energy supplementation in pregnancy
* American Journal of Clinical Nutrition, Vol 52,
273-279,
* J.Nutr. 135:2219-2224, September 2005
* Eur J Clin Nutr. 2004 Dec;58 (12) :
1559-70
PRUTIINA HP | ADMINISTRATION GUIDELINES
DOSE PER DAY : Preparation guidelines:
15gms (Scoop available) Twice a Take a glass of Pre Boiled water or
day in a glass of milk milk add 1-2 scoop of Fabpro Mom
Supplement in it and Stir it well.
All the above facts and gure clearly state that it is
that it is high time we accept that Indian woman
is fairly ignorant about the nutrition during pregnancy
and that best of the nutrition platter is also imbalanced
with respect to the desired nutrient content.
Achieving this balance through term effects of early
life under-nutrition, interaction of prenatal nutrition
experiences and postnatal under-nutrition are some
of the major issues of concern today.
Moreover anamia in pregnancy is present in very high
Percentage of pregnant women in India. Incidence of
h acquired- Nutritional a) Iron deciency anaemia
(60%),b) Macrocytic anaemia (10%) due to deciency
of folic acid and/or vitamin B12,c) Dimorphic and
protein deciency anaemia (30%) both due to deciency
of iron and folic acid and/or vitamin B12, D) Protein
deciency kitchen diet alone has always let us down.
If we accept the above argument and discussion then,
let us accept the fact that Indian pregnant women needs
a balanced nutritional supplement during the nine months
of gestration in a convenient medium. And nutraceuticals
Industry provides the answer to this
* J Physiol. 2004 January 15; 554(Pt 2):
497504.
* Supplements & Nutrition-Europe
* (Barker et al. 1993).
*(Langley & Jackson, 1994; Brawley et al.
2003a).
* J Physiol. 2004 January 15; 554 (Pt 2):
497504.
* Rev Fr Gynecol Obstet. 1990 Jan;
85(1): 29-33
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