Femaltiker
OtherPatient had taken twice a day the product
Other names: LACTANELL formula
NCT Number: NCT03341481
Femaltiker is a food for special medical purposes with a unique composition. Because beer, but not ethanol, has been reported in a number of studies to stimulate prolactin levels and breastmilk production, polysaccharide from barley was chosen as a potential galactogogue. To verify our assumption, a randomized, double blinded research with placebo was performed. The study was conducted according to good clinical practice and 10% of output data was audited by the outside monitor. The research was conducted from 14 April 2014 to 7 October 2015 in two NICUs with consent of the ethics committee on Medical Warsaw University.
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Laboratory of Human Milk and Lactation Research at Regional Human Milk Bank in Holy Family Hospital, Warsaw, Poland
The traget population consisted of volunteers women who delivered infants at < 37 weeks gestation. Criteria of exclusion were: hypothyroidism and diabetes type I or II diagnosed and treated before pregnancy.
The schedule of the study included three visits with in certain point time during two weeks postpartum. During the study patients had taken twice a day product or placebo, respectively. The protocol of the study included :
Healthy volunteers accepted: Yes
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Inclusion criteria
Exclusion criteria
Patient had taken twice a day the product
Other names: LACTANELL formula
Patient had taken twice a day the placebo
Time frame: two weeks after delivery
Measurement of the volume of expressed milk
Time frame: two weeks after delivery
Three consecutive blood collections for prolactin level
Medical University of Warsaw
Other
Effectiveness of a Dietary Supplement Femaltiker in Improvement of Initiation and Stimulation Lactation Among Mothers of Preterm Infants
Acronym: FEMA
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