Over 60% of pets that are seen by vets are overweight. A lot of pets are suffering with hip dysplasia, arthritis, and hip and joint diseases. Another one that comes up is skin problems. One of the first things that a vet is going to recommend if you bring your pet in to them and they've got some skin issue or skin problem, they're going to change their diet. That's the first thing they're going to...
Tuesday, 21 February 2012
Sunday, 19 February 2012
Nutrition And ADHD - Finding The Right Foods Is Easy
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Things are not great on the nutrition and ADHD front to-day as kids are bombarded with junk food advertising. Overall, the situation is pretty bleak in that we know that about half a million of American families are hungry and their children rely on their school lunch to survive.This is one of the reasons why the signing of the Healthy, Hunger-Free Kids Act of 2010 by President Obama is so significant....
Friday, 17 February 2012
Your Guide to Nutrition and ADHD
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You may be surprised to learn that nutrition and ADHD have been linked in many studies. By improving your child's diet and adding certain supplements, you can reduce the symptoms of ADHD and even eliminate them completely.ADHD and NutritionWhen it comes to nutrition and ADHD, common sense works best. Focus on feeding your child natural foods that come straight from the earth. This providing a diet...
Thursday, 16 February 2012
Nutrition and Your Autistic Child
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It seems like common sense that a well nourished child is a happier child. Many parents have noticed moody or cranky behavior in their young children before meal time or after school when they arrive home hungry. For an Autistic child, however, who may not be able to accurately communicate his or her needs, this hunger may go unnoticed. Or they may not want to eat and may have many food aversions....
Monday, 13 February 2012
Impact Of Nutrition On The National Education And Healthy Growth
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Nutrition is an unavoidable factor in education and health growth of a nation. A healthy student is a productive student. Good nutrition is increasingly perceived as an investment in human capital that yields returns today as well as in the future, while bad nutrition is a treat to the nation. The global loss of social productivity in 1990 is caused by four overlapping types of malnutrition â?? stunting...
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