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| Vegetarian recipes to feed a six months old child | Posted by Ria on 2007-11-10 (message id=3094 ) |
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I'm ria from india and just about to start some solids for my 6 months old daughter. i want to which are the best vegetarian foods which i can introduce for her which are high in nutrition as well.do send me some vegetarian foods recipes which will help me make a new start for my child and introduce healthy food habits for her in future. thank you See more of this discussion:Vegetarian recipes to feed a six months old child
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| bad skin | Posted by Peter on 2005-10-07 (message id=831 ) |
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There are several possibilities here. A 19 year old girl can develop spots, unrelated to any change in diet.
However, where spots develop shortly after a change in diet, the possibility that this change in diet is causing the spots should be considered. The spots may develop as a result of the change in diet causing a lack of some vitamins, minerals, or low general nutrients. There is also the possibility that some of the foods that she is now eating instead of meat might be causing the problem. A change to a diet high in soya can cause this problem, or an increase in wheat in the diet can also cause a problem. If at all possible, a change back to her previous diet for six months would help establish whether the diet is causing the problems, or some other factor. See more of this discussion:bad skin
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| bad skin | Posted by Linda on 2005-10-06 (message id=830 ) |
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My 19 year old daughter became a vegatarian about six moths ago. She now has bad spots on her face and despite trying various creams and supplements but to no avail.
Can anyone suggest a remedy. Thanks See more of this discussion:bad skin
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| a warm welcome to this discussion | Posted by Peter on 2005-07-26 (message id=829 ) |
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This discussion board is for the discussion of healthy vegetarian diets.
Peter See more of this discussion:a warm welcome to this discussion
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