The total content of vitamin D in human milk and cow's milk

  • Leerbeck E
  • Søndergaard H
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1. It was shown that the water-soluble fraction of cow's milk and human milk did no possess significant antirachitic activity on rats.2. Whole cow's milk was found to contain 38 i.u. vitamin D/1. Whole human milk contained 15 i.u. vitamin D/1, of which 12 i.u. derived from the lipid fraction.3. Thus the values found were much lower than the 204 i.u./1 in cow's milk and 950 i.u./1 in human milk given in the literature based on chemical determination of the sterol sulphate content.

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Leerbeck, E., & Søndergaard, H. (1980). The total content of vitamin D in human milk and cow’s milk. British Journal of Nutrition, 44(1), 7–12. https://doi.org/10.1079/bjn19800004

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