Gormican A, Valentine J, Satter E
J Am Diet Assoc. 1980 Dec;77(6):662-7.
A study of the effects of restricted vs. unrestricted maternal caloric intakes upon infant birthweights was conducted in a large, middle-class, private obstetrical practice in Madison. Wis. Comparison of data relating to 602 pregnancies showed that increases in maternal weight gain accompanied significant and desirable increases in infant birthweight. Findings in this study support the statement of the Food and Nutrition Board that caloric restriction during pregnancy may be undesirable and probably is detrimental to the newborn.
在威斯康星州麦迪逊市的一家大型中产阶级私立产科诊所，开展了一项关于限制与不限制孕妇热量摄入对婴儿出生体重影响的研究。对602例妊娠相关数据的比较显示，孕妇体重增加伴随着婴儿出生体重显著且理想的增加。该研究结果支持了食品与营养委员会的说法，即孕期热量限制可能不可取，而且可能对新生儿有害。
