Low-carb kids: The dangers of dieting

Article Abstract:

Parents are searching for ways for kids like the low-carb plans to lose weight since childhood obesity has risen to a record level thus putting them at the risk for diabetes, high blood pressure, and heart disease. However, various pediatricians feel that there are innumerable side effects of low-carb plan ranging from constipation to inability to concentrate in school and thus offer healthy diet plan.

Risk factors, Diet therapy, Obesity in children, Childhood obesity, Low carbohydrate foods

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Stay strong suppers

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Children are opting for calcium-free beverages, which results in weak bones and teeth and high blood pressure. Recipes of Orange-glazed founder with mashed potatoes; Macaroni & cheese on wheels and creamy Parmesan risotto are given which will help to fulfill one-third of a child's calcium needs.

Food Manufacturing, FOOD AND KINDRED PRODUCTS, Health Foods, Recipes and menus, Natural foods, Suppers

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The anti-asthma diet

Article Abstract:

One in four American children suffers asthma attacks. Researchers suggest that controlled diet may tame or eliminate the disease. Five healthy eating principles to help a child breathe easier are presented .

Prevention, Food and nutrition, Asthma, Asthma in children, Childhood asthma

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