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Yes, 365 by Whole Foods Market Yogurt, Organic, Plain, Unsweetened, Whole Milk is gluten-free.
365 by Whole Foods Market Yogurt, Organic, Plain, Unsweetened, Whole Milk has 120.0 calories.
365 by Whole Foods Market Yogurt, Organic, Plain, Unsweetened, Whole Milk has 9.0 carbs.
365 by Whole Foods Market Yogurt, Organic, Plain, Unsweetened, Whole Milk has 0.0 grams of sugar.
365 by Whole Foods Market Yogurt, Organic, Plain, Unsweetened, Whole Milk has 6.0 grams of fat.
365 by Whole Foods Market Yogurt, Organic, Plain, Unsweetened, Whole Milk has 90.0 grams of sodium.
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Yoghurts 'live' and 'non-live'. Milk yoghurts in the children's menu
Contents:
- What are yogurts?
Everyone knows the benefits of fermented milk products - kefir, fermented baked milk, curdled milk. When buying, we do not doubt their usefulness, but when we pick up a package with yogurt - a representative of the same family of fermented milk products, we think about which yogurt is better and whether the right choice was made .
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What are yoghurts?
Yoghurt is a fermented milk product with a high content of skimmed milk substances, produced by fermentation with a mixture of pure cultures of the Bulgarian bacillus and thermophilic streptococcus (hereinafter we will call them sourdough). The fat-free substances of milk are protein and carbohydrates. In the production of yoghurts, the fat content of the product varies from fat-free to fatty, and the amount of protein is taken into account and replenished in terms of dry weight. nine0005
Bulgarian bacterium is a type of microorganism that is not characteristic of the normal intestinal microflora, but has a high biological activity against pathogens, significantly accelerating their death and thereby ensuring rapid and effective colonization of the intestine with beneficial bacteria. It is used as a microorganism that provides lactic acid fermentation of milk.
Yoghurts are highly nutritious and are excellent sources of high biological value protein, calcium and vitamin B2.
All yogurts are united by the fact that they are made from whole or reconstituted cow's milk of at least grade I. Milk is restored by adding drinking water to a concentrated, condensed or dry milk processing product until the appropriate properties of the product are achieved. nine0005
Subsequently, the milk is normalized in terms of fat, i.e. it is brought to a certain level of fat content either by skimming the milk or by additional enrichment with cream. Then the milk is pasteurized - heated to 70 ° C and kept for some time, during which all microbes die. Next, the milk is whipped to improve the consistency of the product and exclude the separation of whey. And only after cooling, leaven is added to the resulting mass.
Further steps in the preparation of yoghurts vary, and the value of the product depends on this. In the first case, after adding sourdough to the milk mass, and in some cases additional beneficial substances of probiotics (they are discussed below), thickeners, yogurt matures and is packaged under sterile conditions.
Thanks to this technology, biological cultures useful for the body are preserved in the product, and such yoghurts can be called "live". These yoghurts can be stored for no more than 20-30 days, and the most "live" ones - only a few days, at a temperature not higher than +6°C. nine0005
In the second case, the milk mass is first fermented with sourdough, then a thickener, food fillers are added to it, and then, in order to avoid microbial contamination, the yogurt undergoes repeated heat treatment, during which biocultures (beneficial microorganisms) die. These products are good only for their nutritional properties - a source of complete milk protein, carbohydrates and fat. Products subjected to special heat treatment after fermentation can be conventionally called "non-living" yoghurts, or twin yoghurts. Often, manufacturers give such products names that are consonant with yogurt: yogurt, yoghurt, frugurta, etc., which sometimes misleads us. nine0005
Such products do not have a therapeutic and prophylactic effect, but in terms of their nutritional value (content of proteins, fats, carbohydrates) they are not inferior to their "live" brothers, and in some cases even surpass them.
The superiority is noted in the carbohydrate component: these yogurt twins contain a large amount of sugar and flavorings, which limits their use in baby food, and generally excludes them in the nutrition of young children. Thermized yogurts can be determined by their shelf life - their shelf life is from 1 to 3 months, and some of them are even allowed to be stored at room temperature. nine0005
"Live" yoghurts
In the diet of children, especially young children, it is recommended to use low-fat "live" yoghurts containing probiotics. It is customary to divide yogurts, depending on fat content, into dairy and cream. Dairy yogurts are low-fat (0.1%), semi-fat (1.5-2.5%) and classic (2.7-4.5%). The fat content of milk-cream yogurts ranges from 4.7 to 7%, and creamy yogurts - at least 10%. In baby food, it is better to use classic milk yogurts with a fat content of 2.7-4.5% or milk-cream yogurts with the lowest fat content - up to 5%. nine0005
Probiotics are medicines or biologically active food supplements that contain live microorganisms that are representatives of the normal human microflora.
The most popular of them are bifido- and lactobacilli. Preparations based on these microorganisms are widely used as special additives, as well as in yogurt and other dairy products. The microorganisms that make up probiotics are non-pathogenic, non-toxic, and remain viable when stored under special conditions. nine0005
Moving along the digestive tract, they provide a positive effect on the intestinal microflora, modifying its composition and metabolic activity, having a positive effect on the whole organism. The most important functions of the intestinal microflora are: stimulation of the immune functions of the body, providing anti-infective protection, synthesis of B and K vitamins, nutrition of the colon, regulation of lipid and nitrogen metabolism, regulation of intestinal motility.
"Live" yoghurts, like other fermented milk products, have a beneficial effect on intestinal microbiocenosis, inhibiting the growth of pathogenic microorganisms in the large intestine, and normalize it.
Due to the stimulation of the immune response, namely the activation of cells responsible for protecting the body - interferon, interleukin, as well as due to the synthesis of antibacterial substances - antibiotics and the bactericidal properties of lactic acid, biocultures living in yogurts have an anti-infective effect on the body. nine0005
Along with probiotic and anti-infective effects, live yogurt cultures have a beneficial effect on intestinal motility, normalizing its functions. The anti-cancer effect of the fermented milk product is not excluded: there is a decrease in the activity of enzymes involved in the formation of bile acids - substances that potentially contribute to the development of malignant processes; the activity of intestinal microorganisms that help transform procarcinogens into carcinogens decreases.
The content of useful biological cultures in the finished product at the end of the marketing period must be at least 10 7 CFU (Colony Forming Units) per 1 g of product.
Only in this case can yogurt be considered "alive", having a beneficial effect on the child's body.
Yoghurts in the children's menu
Due to the fact that during lactic fermentation there is a partial breakdown of cow's milk proteins, yoghurts without flavors, flavors and dyes can be well tolerated by children suffering from allergic manifestations to dairy products. The indisputable advantage of yogurt as a fermented milk product is the high digestibility of milk protein and a reduced level of lactose - milk sugar, which, due to the immaturity of the digestive system, is often poorly tolerated by children, causing bloating, pain, and frequent watery stools. Milk sugar in fermented milk products is broken down under the influence of the corresponding enzymes of lactic acid microorganisms during the fermentation process. nine0005
Due to the fact that yogurts, like other fermented milk products, have a positive effect on human health, it is recommended that they be widely used in the nutrition of healthy young children, as well as in preventive and therapeutic nutrition for intestinal diseases, food allergies, etc.
However, the acidic environment created in the product, as well as the fact that the protein, fat and carbohydrate components are not adapted to the composition of human milk, exclude the use of yogurt products in the nutrition of infants. The introduction of unadapted fermented milk products into the diet of children in the first six months of life can cause disturbances in nitrogen metabolism, acid-base balance, thereby causing diseases of the kidneys and digestive organs. In this regard, it is not recommended to introduce yogurts - specialized baby products - into the diet of a child before he is 8 months old. At an older age, after 1.5 years, you can give the child (if there are no special contraindications) yoghurts of any kind, depending on his desire. nine0005
For quite a long time, yogurts were considered a product for adults and older children, and therefore were recommended in the diet for children only older than 1-1.5 years. There is now a wide variety of live yoghurts available for babies as young as 8 months of age.
They are made from natural raw materials, fresh berries and fruits are used as fillers, not cake, and safe pectin and starch are used as a thickener. Baby yogurts (the packaging indicates that they are recommended for baby food, and some indicate the age from which this product is recommended), balanced in all components (proteins, fats, carbohydrates), are characterized by lower acidity compared to baby kefir, they additionally enriched with B and C vitamins, as well as microelements - iron, zinc, iodine. nine0005
The highest requirements are imposed on the production technology of these products - they are produced only at specialized enterprises or separate lines, products are constantly monitored for quality and safety at all stages of production. Baby yoghurts, like all other baby food products, do not contain synthetic dyes, flavors, biologically active additives and toxic elements; they are produced without the use of thickeners and therefore have a liquid consistency, they are called drinking.
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Yoghurts, not intended for baby food, live, without dyes and preservatives, can be given to a child from 1.5-2 years old.
Yoghurts as specialized children's fermented milk products can be used in the nutrition of children over 8 months in the amount of 100 ml per day. For children over 2 years old, the amount of yogurt can be increased to 150-200 ml. It is not recommended to use large volumes of yogurt in baby food, because the total volume of fermented milk products, which, in addition to yogurt, also includes cottage cheese, kefir, fermented baked milk, etc., should not exceed 50% of the total volume of the "milk part of the diet" recommended for a certain age of the child. nine0005
How to choose yogurt?
When buying yoghurts, pay attention to the following information:
- The product should be called yogurt.
- The expiration date should not exceed 30 days. The most "live" yoghurts are stored for up to 3 days, but they are practically not on sale, the shelf life of the rest is 10-20 days at a temperature of + 4-6 ° C.
Those products that can be stored at room temperature do not contain bioculture. - Information about the concentration of biocultures must be present on the packages of yogurts with the prefix "bio-". If the package says "bio yogurt", it should indicate in numbers what concentration of live cultures is in it. nine0008
- The yogurt packaging must contain information on the concentration of microorganisms at the end of the expiration date, there must be at least 10 7 CFU per 1 g of the product.
- When buying yogurts for the little ones, use the specialized departments of baby food, read the labels carefully, which give a detailed description of the product and recommendations for use.
Which dairy products should not be given to children?
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Whole milk
Elena Solomonovna Keshishyan, Director of the Center for the Correction of Early Childhood Development of the Federal State Institution of the Moscow Research Institute of Pediatrics and Pediatric Surgery, Doctor of Medical Sciences, Professor:
“In the first months of life, a child’s reaction to whole milk may be an allergic reaction to protein cow's milk, which manifests itself in the form of profuse skin rashes, accompanied by skin inflammation and itching.
Also, the reaction to cow's milk protein can also be from the digestive tract: a violation of the intestinal mucosa, up to the appearance of blood streaks in the stool with the formation of colitis and a violation of the microbiocenosis of the gastrointestinal tract. Therefore, it is better to postpone the introduction of cow's milk as long as possible: after a year, and preferably after a year and a half. By this age, all enzymes mature and this protein no longer has such a pronounced pathological effect. nine0098
The same recommendations apply to goat's milk, which, in addition to all of the above, contains little vitamin A compared to cow's. But we are talking about whole milk. Adapted milk formulas based on cow's or goat's milk, if a woman refuses to breastfeed or is unable to do so, are close in nutritional value to the composition of breast milk, and they are given to children in accordance with the age indicated on the label. nine0005
Porridge with milk
Fermented milk products
In the nutrition of children under three years old, pediatricians advise using products intended exclusively for baby food: special fermented milk products for children, children's kefir, children's yoghurts and children's curds.
During the production process, they are adapted according to the protein, carbohydrate, fatty acid composition - the level of protein and minerals decreases. This can significantly reduce the burden on the child's kidneys. nine0005
Cottage cheese
Elena Solomonovna Keshishyan, Director of the Center for the Correction of Early Childhood Development of the Federal State Institution of the Moscow Research Institute of Pediatrics and Pediatric Surgery, Doctor of Medical Sciences, Professor:
“This complementary food must be introduced. It is from 6 - 7 months that active growth of teeth begins, and cottage cheese contains a lot of calcium, which is necessary for the qualitative growth of bones and teeth. In addition, calcium serves as a preventive measure for rickets. At the same time, cow's milk protein present in cottage cheese in most cases does not have a pathological effect on the body, because is denatured by cooking." nine0099
"Fortress", "Biolact"
Baby kefir
Yoghurt
Cheese
This dairy product, although not associated with baby food, will help diversify the taste sensations of a child who begins to show interest in "adult" food.
Up to a year, you can give it just to suck, evaluate the taste. At the age of 1-1.5 years, starting from 5 grams, cheese can be added to mashed potatoes, after rubbing it on a fine grater. It is important that the cheese is semi-hard and not spicy, not too salty, and the fat content does not exceed 55% (in dry matter). It is better to choose special children's cheeses that are starting to appear on the shelves. nine0005
Cream and sour cream
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