Efficiency of diet therapy in children with chronic gastrointestinal diseases
The efficacy of an Amaltheia goat's milk-based formula incorporated into an eradication therapy regimen for chronic gastritis with higher secretory function and for erosive-ulcerative damages to the gastroduodenal area was studied in 85 children aged 5 to 7 years. The use of the Amaltheia formula as an additional component of combination therapy to the basic remedial diet was found to enhance therapeutic effectiveness and to lead to a reduction in the duration and frequency of exacerbations, to longer remission and a milder course of the disease in the presence of a complete endoscopic remission.