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Table 1.

Comparison of demographic characteristics of lactating women among three cities of China.

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Table 2.

The daily intake of different food groups by lactating women in three cities of China.

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Table 3.

Dietary minerals intake by lactating women in three cities of China and comparison with Chinese Dietary Reference Intakes (estimated average requirement, EAR; recommended nutrient intake, RNI; adequate intake, AI, tolerable upper intake level, UL and proposed intakes for preventing non-communicable chronic disease, PI-NCD; N = 468).

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Fig 1.

The dietary sources of calcium, iron and zinc in Chinese Lactating women (N = 468, Others included condiments and drinks).

Calcium The percentage of each source of calcium intake; Iron The percentage of each source of iron intake; Zinc The percentage of each source of zinc intake.

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Fig 2.

The changes of minerals intake of lactating women through different lactation stages (N = 468, * significant differences compared with other lactation stages).

(a) Lactating women in 5–11days and 12–30days postpartum had a significant lower intake of calcium, phosphorus, potassium and magnesium comparing women in the 31–60day, 61–120days and 121–240days post-partum.(b)Lactating women in 5–11days and 12–30days postpartum had a significant lower intake of zinc, copper, manganese and iron comparing women in the 31–60day, 61–120days and 121–240days post-partum.

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Table 4.

Linear regression of factors associated with minerals intake.

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Table 5.

Differences of minerals intake of lactating women among different cities in China.

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