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 How important is a diet plan for a child? From the time the baby is born, only mother's milk is fed for 6 months. After the baby reaches the age of 5-6 months, complementary food is started along with milk. A child's digestive system is weak for 6 months, but after 6 months, the digestive system gradually becomes stronger. Therefore, the complementary food given to children after 6 months should be easily digestible. A mixture of gram, barley, wheat, corn, cashew nuts, almonds etc. is made and fed to the child. The child is also fed with milk and cow's milk. But the milk or milk prepared in this way may be indigestible or allergic to the child. Because not all children's bodies and digestive systems are the same. Some people eat that litto well and some don't. The child doesn't know how to tell me if he doesn't like it. Parents also asked why my child didn't eat milk why didn't he eat litto? They have never remembered why they did not eat milk. Ther

 What kind of diet plan to follow to live a long life? Unorganized diet and lifestyle can cause various health problems. This can lead to prolonged illness and sudden death. According to health experts, whatever we eat directly affects our health. Therefore, if you want to avoid diseases and live a long life, you should first improve your diet. Some researchers say that people who eat the Mediterranean diet may be protected from many serious health problems. In this regard, Harvard University researchers have said in a recent study that the "Mediterranean diet" not only protects against cancer and heart problems, but can also reduce the risk of death from serious diseases by 23 percent. This type of diet plan has been found to be very beneficial for women. What is the Mediterranean Diet? The Mediterranean diet consists mainly of plant foods and healthy fats. In this diet, mostly green vegetables, fruits and fibrous whole grains can be eaten, while it is advised to use olive o

How important is a diet plan for a child? From the time the baby is born, only mother's milk is fed for 6 months. After the baby reaches the age of 5-6 months, complementary foods are started along with milk.