Intestinal Enterococcus abundance correlates inversely with excessive weight gain and increased plasma leptin in breastfed infants
Abstract
Epidemiological evidence indicates that breastfeeding provides protection against development of overweight/obesity. Nonetheless, a small subgroup of infants undergo excessive weight gain during exclusive breastfeeding, a phenomenon that remains unexplained. Breast milk contains both gut-seeding microbes and substrates for microbial growth in the gut of infants, and a large body of evidence suggests a role for gut microbes in host metabolism....
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Title
Intestinal Enterococcus abundance correlates inversely with excessive weight gain and increased plasma leptin in breastfed infants
Published Date
Apr 10, 2020
Journal
Volume
96
Issue
5
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