Clinical Studies on Our Whole Goat Milk Formula

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CHARLIE Study – A feasibility, double-blinded, randomised controlled trial: feeding behaviour and quality of life of infants fed whole goat milk-based versus whey-based cow milk formula.

CHARLIE Study – A feasibility, double-blinded, randomised controlled trial: feeding behaviour and quality of life of infants fed whole goat milk-based versus whey-based cow milk formula.
clinical studies / CHARLIE Study – A feasibility, double-blinded, randomised controlled trial: feeding behaviour and quality of life of infants fed whole goat milk-based versus whey-based cow milk formula. Jung et al.... Lire plus...
Constipated patients fed goat milk protein formula: A case series study.

Constipated patients fed goat milk protein formula: A case series study.
Infante et al. 2018 (Barcelona, Spain) Overview This case series study aimed to explore the impact of Capricare® whole goat milk formula (WGMF) in managing functional gastrointestinal disturbances and improving... Lire plus...
TIGGA Study: Growth and nutritional status of infants fed formula based on goat milk or cow milk.

TIGGA Study: Growth and nutritional status of infants fed formula based on goat milk or cow milk.
Zhou et al. 20141 (Adelaide, Australia) Overview This growth and tolerance clinical trial used a large cohort of infants (about 100 per formula-fed group) monitored from enrolment at 2 weeks... Lire plus...
Randomised double-blind comparison of the growth in infants receiving goat milk formula versus cow milk formula.

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Randomised double-blind comparison of the growth in infants receiving goat milk formula versus cow milk formula.
Grant et al. 2005 (Auckland, New Zealand)OverviewWhile goat milk was widely consumed in many countries, the use of goat milk formula (fortified to meet infant requirements) was relatively new in... Lire plus...
Association of infant feeding practices in the general population with infant growth and stool characteristics.

Association of infant feeding practices in the general population with infant growth and stool characteristics.
Han et al. 2011 (Seoul, South Korea) Overview This second clinical study provided additional data on the suitability of Whole Goat Milk Formula (WGMF) for infant growth and tolerance outcomes... Lire plus...