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. 2007 May 30;92(10):850–854. doi: 10.1136/adc.2006.114074

Table 3 Mean energy and nutrient intakes within groups of 8‐month‐old infants identified by the type and volume of milk consumed.

Nutrient intake per day <6 Breast feeds/day (n = 101) ⩾6 Breast feeds/day (n = 41) p
Total energy (kJ) 3111 3193 0.5
Energy from solids (kJ) 2198 1516 <0.001
Total protein (g) 24 20 <0.001
Total iron (mg) 6.2 5 0.04
Total calcium (mg) 501 438 0.03
Total vitamin C (mg) 79 74 0.6
Total NSP (g) 4.6 3.7 0.02
Iron <4.2 mg (LRNI) (%) 26.7 41.5 0.09
<600 ml formula/day (n = 602) ⩾600 ml formula/day (n = 230)
Total energy (kJ) 3298 3750 <0.001
Energy from solids (kJ) 2217 1702 <0.001
Total protein (g) 27 28 0.04
Total iron (mg) 9 10.7 <0.001
Total calcium (mg) 617 715 <0.001
Total vitamin C (mg) 95 104 0.02
Total NSP (g) 4.3 3.7 <0.001
Iron <4.2 mg (LRNI) (%) 2.8 0 <0.001
<600 ml cows' milk/day (n = 79) ⩾600 ml cows' milk/day (n = 69)
Total energy (kJ) 3388 3897 <0.001
Energy from solids (kJ) 2190 1812 <0.001
Total protein (g) 33.8 40 <0.001
Total iron (mg) 6.3 6.2 0.8
Total calcium (mg) 799 1117 <0.001
Total vitamin C (mg) 57 56 0.8
Total NSP (g) 4.7 3.8 0.01
Iron <4.2 mg (LRNI) (%) 29.1 26.1 0.7

Energy from solids includes that from all foods/drinks other than the specified milk in each group.

LRNI, lower reference nutrient intake below which intake is inadequate for 97.5% of a given population.