Concentration of Lead and Zinc in Some Brands Milk and Nutrients for Babies
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Lead, Libya, Pollution, Powder Milk Baby, Zinc
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This study aimed to estimate the lead and zinc components in 27 different samples of baby milk powder and some nutrients available in the local markets in the shite area. The results showed that the highest concentration of the studied elements in the milk samples was for the lead element compared to the zinc element. There was a significant difference in concentrations of the studied elements between the milk types and their age stages. However, this difference was not significant. The highest concentration of zinc and lead in Bebelac milk was observed from six months to one year. For nutrients, lead concentrations increased more than zinc, especially in grain-containing nutrients, and the concentration of lead (3.8 mg/L) in the samples of Primalac milk against rehydration and the consumer in the age range from birth until the year. No significant differences were observed between the concentration of zinc in both Primalac and Bebelac milk. The concentration of lead and zinc in children's milk powder was higher than the European standard and higher than the Egyptian standard.
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