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Early nutrition influences brain development in infants
Nutrition in early life is an important factor that can influence myelination and, consequently, cognitive outcomes. Sphingomyelin is particularly rich in the myelin sheath which is vital for supporting myelin integrity and function.
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Early-life Nutrition for the Brainy Child
Myelination and maturation of white matter are keys to learning and facilitate fast and efficient information processing that underpins how we think, feel, and act.
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A Practical Guide to Understanding Prebiotics
A quick guide explaining what prebiotics are, the different types of probiotics, the mode of action of prebiotics and its health benefits.
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All About Dietary Fiber
A quick guide for estimating daily dietary fiber intake and the benefits of dietary fiber in different population groups
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Understanding the Phospholipids
A quick guide for explaining what phospholipids are, the types of phospholipids in human milk, and their role in brain development.
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Child Picky Eating Fact Sheet
A fact sheet explaining how picky eating can potentially impact children’s health and development, and strategies to help address picky eating.
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Nutrition and the Developing Brain
A fact sheet explaining the cognitive developmental milestones, and the role of specific nutrients in supporting brain development during the foetal and early postnatal life.
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