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The nutritionists from the Research Institute for Nutrition at the Russian Academy of Medical Sciences and from the firm "Nutritec" have developed a dry milk product Femilac to correct diet of pregnant and breast-feeding women. The paper provides data on its chemical composition and results of its clinical trial.
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