Exclusive breastfeeding is considered the ideal food in the first six months of life; however,
paradoxically, vitamin D content in human breast milk is clearly low and insufficient to obtain …

In recent years vitamin D has been in the spotlight of many researchers for its possible role
in various disorders, including autoimmune and infectious diseases. Even if vitamin D …

Vitamin D is essential for the regulation of the immune system. In recent years, the role of
vitamin D in the control of several autoimmune conditions such as inflammatory bowel …

Obesity represents the most frequent chronic disease among children worldwide, with a
significant global burden on society. Metabolically unhealthy obesity (MUO) can affect …

According to WHO,“complementary feeding (CF) is the process starting when breast milk
alone or infant formula alone is no longer sufficient to meet the nutritional requirements of …

Multivitamins are commonly used by the general population, often without medical
prescription. The purpose of this report is to inform on the daily vitamin D supply provided by …

Vitamin D3, an essential micronutrient, often requires supplementation via medicines or food
supplements, which necessitate quality control (QC). This study presents the development of …

The risk of vitamin D deficiency is high in infants. Therefore, potential vitamin D deficiency
should be prophylactically treated with vitamin D supplementation. Achieving good …

Background: Socio-economic, nutritional, and infectious factors have been associated with
impaired infant growth, but how the presence of these factors during infancy affects growth …

I dentificata nel 1922 da El mer McCollum come la molecola responsabile della deposizione
del calcio nelle ossa, la vitamina D è oggi al centro del dibattito scientifico per via della sua …