Nutrilacta: Alimentación y Salud Materna.

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dc.contributor.advisorEspinal, Olga
dc.contributor.authorValencia Romero, Heily
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dc.creator.emailheily-valenciar@unilibre.edu.cospa
dc.date.accessioned2024-11-29T19:30:38Z
dc.date.available2024-11-29T19:30:38Z
dc.date.created2024-11-29
dc.description.abstractEl presente trabajo de grado recopila información sobre los requerimientos nutricionales de las madres lactantes, destacando los nutrientes críticos necesarios durante la lactancia. El objetivo principal de esta investigación es establecer recomendaciones nutricionales específicas para mujeres lactantes, con el propósito de integrar esta información en una aplicación de apoyo que sirva como fuente informativa para intervenciones nutricionales y para las propias madres lactantes. Los resultados obtenidos muestran que, en los últimos años, la mayoría de las investigaciones se han centrado en la alimentación materna durante la gestación, correlacionándola con la edad gestacional y evaluando los nutrientes críticos durante este período. Sin embargo, estas investigaciones suelen extender las recomendaciones de la madre gestante a la madre lactante sin ofrecer pautas específicas para esta etapa. A pesar de ello, se identificaron y detallaron los requerimientos nutricionales particulares para las madres lactantes. Las conclusiones indican que este trabajo, al proporcionar una guía nutricional detallada para la mujer lactante, aclara los requerimientos nutricionales necesarios según el estado nutricional de cada madre. Esta guía tiene importantes implicaciones tanto para la práctica de intervenciones nutricionales como para el desarrollo teórico en el campo. Además, establece una base sólida para futuras intervenciones nutricionales dirigidas a madres lactantes.spa
dc.description.abstractenglishThis thesis compiles information on the nutritional requirements of breastfeeding mothers, highlighting the critical nutrients needed during lactation. The primary objective of this research is to establish specific nutritional recommendations for breastfeeding women, with the aim of integrating this information into a support application that serves as an informational resource for nutritional interventions and for the mothers themselves. The results indicate that recent research has predominantly focused on maternal nutrition during pregnancy, correlating it with gestational age and evaluating critical nutrients during this period. However, these studies often extend recommendations from pregnant to breastfeeding mothers without providing specific guidelines for this stage. Nevertheless, this research identifies and details the particular nutritional requirements for breastfeeding mothers. The conclusions suggest that this work, by providing a detailed nutritional guide for breastfeeding women, clarifies the necessary nutritional requirements based on each mother’s nutritional status. This guide has significant implications for both the practice of nutritional interventions and theoretical development in the field. Additionally, it establishes a solid foundation for future nutritional interventions aimed at breastfeeding mothers.spa
dc.description.sponsorshipUniversidad Libre Seccional Pereira -- Facultad de Ciencias de la Salud, Exactas y Naturales -- Nutrición y Dietéticaspa
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dc.subjectNutrición maternaspa
dc.subjectNutrición en lactanciaspa
dc.subjectNutrición Postpartospa
dc.subject.subjectenglishMaternal nutritionspa
dc.subject.subjectenglishLactation nutritionspa
dc.subject.subjectenglishPostpartum nutritionspa
dc.titleNutrilacta: Alimentación y Salud Materna.spa
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