Let’s face it, some children are tough to feed. Most parents know that their children are notoriously picky eaters. Some of us parents, not wanting to fight a losing battle will just give them what they want, just so they will eat something. Well, according to some cancer experts, if processed meats falls into that [...]
Tags: bowel cancer, childhood obesity, children’s diets, diet and cancer risks - children, processed meats, World Cancer Research Fund
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A panel of experts which included doctors and psychologists came up with a new model to fight childhood and adolescent obesity. The model consists of 7 steps, each step with increasing intensity.
The so-called Seven Steps to Success are
Medical Management. This step should be a joint effort between parents and pediatricians. The parents should have their child [...]
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It is nice to know that some insurance companies can also have a social conscience and join the fight against obesity. We have already featured one such initiative – Children’s Food and Beverage Advertising Initiative.
Another initiative is called the Alliance for a Healthier Generation which is a joint initiative of the American Heart Association and [...]
Tags: Alliance Healthcare Initiative, childhood obesity, coverage, insurance companies, obesity
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A recent report entitled ?Healthy Food Campaigning Could Be Putting Toddlers’ Health At Risk?from the U.K. indicated that the recent awareness and concern about childhood obesity has led to some toddlers to be categorized as undernourished. The focus on fruits and vegetables and high-fiber in lieu of carbohydrates (including sugars) and foods with a high [...]
Tags: childhood obesity, feeding, healthy toddler meals, toddler health, toddler nutrition
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I had a nephew who did not taste a drop of breastmilk in his short life. And I say ’short life’ because he was diagnosed with a congenital type of cancer at age two. He, Pyro, valiantly fought for over a year but the cancer was too aggressive and his body so young. I had [...]
Tags: Baby, breast cancer, Breastfeeding, breastfeeding benefits, cancer, cancer prevention, childhood obesity, lactation
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