Chromium in human milk from American mothers

  • Casey C
  • Michael Hambidge K
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Abstract

1. The chromium concentration was determined in 261 samples of breast milk collected by manual expression from forty-five American women.2. Cr was measured in whole, liquid milk by graphite-furnace atomic absorption spectrophotometry, using the method of standard additions.3. The mean Cr content of the breast milk samples was 0.30 ng/ml. The range of individual values was 0.06–1.56 ng/ml and did not change significantly with duration of lactation.4. The Cr content of breast milk from these American women is similar to levels reported recently in milk from Finnish women.

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Casey, C. E., & Michael Hambidge, K. (1984). Chromium in human milk from American mothers. British Journal of Nutrition, 52(1), 73–77. https://doi.org/10.1079/bjn19840072

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