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Posted by Christopher GillChristopher Gill
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on Friday, 04 November 2011 in Supplements Liquid nutrition products like Ensure (tm) and Boost (tm) have been used almost exclusively in nursing homes and hoispitals, until recently. Lately we have seen nutritional companies marketing these drinks to people of all ages and all stages of health.Liquid supplements are supposed to be the answer for busy moms running around with the kids, business people running out the door out without time for a sit-down breakfast, and older adults wanting to insure that they will be able to enjoy their grandchildren. But what do these liquid nutrion product really offer?In general, these supplements are composed of water, sugar, milk and soy proteins, oils, vitamins, and minerals. An 8-ounce can generally has 250 calories, and the deluxe version may have as many as 355 calories. Most are lactose free, some have added fiber, and some are specifically designed for children or adults with certain health problems.These companies are also selling supplements in the form of pudding cups and candy bar type products, with varous nutrientional content.What nutritional need are companies trying to help consumers answer? Below are some of the reasons companies give for buying their products.These companies ad campaigns are using fear tactics to make you worry that you...
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on Monday, 31 October 2011 in Nutrition It is quite natural for any child to dislike new kind of food right away. It may take 10 or more tries getting a child to accept a new food. It is essential for parents to behave patiently if you want your child to eat right and healthy. For overall growth and development, parents should offer kids foods from each of the food group.Some ways to develop your child's healthy approach towards eating- Cut down on the amount of fat in your family's diet. Include low fat dairy products, lean meat, fat free cereals or breads. - Avoid restricting sweets or desserts. Fat, salt, sugar have a moderate place in our diet. Don't curb them completely. Just teach your child to take small portions of it.- Make or keep wide variety of healthy foods ready at home to be eaten as snacks. Do allow occasional indulgence of chips, colas and cookies. - Eating slowly helps to detect hunger and fullness better. Encourage your child to eat slowly. - Eating meals together with family helps children. Meal time with family can be pleasant with free flowing, light hearted conversations about the day, etc. - Activities like shopping for food and preparing meals...