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Discussions revolve around the potential benefits of DCC in ensuring infants receive adequate vitamin K, with comments highlighting how the study supports this idea, such as 'dcc would actually ensure baby gets the right amount of vit k.' The tone combines supportive remarks with attempts to connect the research to practical caregiving, reflecting moderate interest and engagement that could influence caregiving approaches.
Most discussions imply support for the importance of vitamin K2 transfer, particularly regarding the benefits of supplementation like DCC, despite varying interpretations of the study’s specifics.
Participants show moderate interest, mainly focused on practical implications (e.g., DCC and vitamin transfer) rather than detailed mechanisms.
The exchanges involve some interpretation and slightly deeper discussion about the relevance of the study’s findings, indicating an average level of engagement.
The posts suggest the study influences thoughts on neonatal vitamin transfer and potential supplementation practices, indicating a modest but tangible impact.
@AlastairMcA30 38. Iioka H, Akada S, Hisanaga H, Shimamoto T, Yamada Y, Moriyama IS, Ichijo M. A study on the placental transport mechanism of vitamin K2 (MK-4). Asia Oceania. J Obstet Gynaecol. 1992;18(1):49-55. 39. Iioka H, Moriyama IS, Mormoto K, Akada S, Hisanaga H, Ishihara Y, Ichijo M.
@drdsanders @Seasunned1 @ChildrensHD My bad, yes, sorry for incoherence. I discovered though that dcc would actually ensure baby gets the right amount of vit k till breastfeeding begins. "A study on the placental transport mechanism of vitamin K2 (MK-4)" fyi, this study doesn't mention dcc. https://t.co/i27cuOJXAU
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@drdsanders @Seasunned1 @ChildrensHD My bad, yes, sorry for incoherence. I discovered though that dcc would actually ensure baby gets the right amount of vit k till breastfeeding begins. "A study on the placental transport mechanism of vitamin K2 (MK-4)" fyi, this study doesn't mention dcc. https://t.co/i27cuOJXAU
@Seasunned1 @drdsanders @ChildrensHD No problem. I found even further proof that dcc would mean the baby gets all the vitamins including vit k "A study on the placental transport mechanism of vitamin K2 (MK-4)" https://t.co/i27cuOJXAU
@AlastairMcA30 38. Iioka H, Akada S, Hisanaga H, Shimamoto T, Yamada Y, Moriyama IS, Ichijo M. A study on the placental transport mechanism of vitamin K2 (MK-4). Asia Oceania. J Obstet Gynaecol. 1992;18(1):49-55. 39. Iioka H, Moriyama IS, Mormoto K, Akada S, Hisanaga H, Ishihara Y, Ichijo M.
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