Gülbin GÖKÇAY, Tijen EREN, Esra DEVECİOĞLU

Bebek Mamalarındaki Katkı Maddeleri

Piyasadaki mama çeşitleri, bunların üretim aşamaları ve piyasaya verilişleri Codex Alimentarius’a göre standardi- ze edilmiştir. Ancak, içlerinde bulundurabilecekleri katkı maddeleri ve toksinler dikkate alınmalıdır. Anne sütü ile karşılaştırıldıklarında infeksiyon riskinde artış ve ileriki dönemde daha yüksek obesite görülmesi gibi sağlık zarar- larından da söz edilmelidir. Özellikle, “anne sütüne yakınlaştırılmış formül” adı altında eklenen maddeler yarardan çok zarar vermemelidir

Anahtar Kelimeler:

Anne sütü, mama, formül süt, devam sütü, katkı maddeleri, toksisite

Additives in Infant Formulas

Types of baby formula, their production steps and distribu- tion are standardized according to the Codex Alimentarius. However, the additives and toxins they may contain must be taken into consideration. In their comparison with breast milk, increase in the risk of infections and future obesity should be mentioned. Especially the substances added to create the “formula closest to the mother’s milk” should not do harm rather than help

Keywords:

Breast milk, baby food, formula, follow-on milk, additives, toxicity,

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