Nutrition : Pregnancy/Children
14 March 2004 | Filed under Low Carb : News + Nutrition : Pregnancy/Children + Weight Loss
Put Fat Children on Atkins Diet
Overweight children should be put on Atkins-style diets to lose weight and prevent life-threatening diseases, a cancer specialist claimed today.
Professor Julian Peto, from the Institute of Cancer Research, believes high protein, low carbohydrate diets could be the solution to the country’s soaring obesity problem.
He told BBC Radio 5 Live: “We have a major obesity problem in this country. It is now overtaking smoking as the number one killer and I am very concerned that we need to tackle it early.
“Children especially need to be targeted. We should be weighing children in school regularly and we need to rethink dietary advice because the current advice clearly isn’t working.”
Full article: scotsman.com
Nutrition : Pregnancy/Children
22 May 2003 | Filed under Author : Price + Nutrition : Pregnancy/Children
Children's Health
"At no time is quality control more important than during infancy, when the body is built, the endocrine system activated, and the brain and nervous system being formed. Yet our medical system assures us that the diet of a nursing mother does not affect the quality of her milk, and the formula makers warn us that only they can put a sanitary and scientific formula together for our babies.
Most practitioners are horrified at the thought of mothers making formula for their babies, citing the possibility of mistakes and contamination. But any mother who cares enough to make a whole foods baby formula will do so with far more care than the most reputable formula maker. Today’s cost-cutting measures and black market in formula put babies more at risk than ever. "
More sound advice on Children's Health at Weston A. Price
Nutrition : Pregnancy/Children
09 May 2003 | Filed under Author : Groves + Nutrition : Pregnancy/Children
Begin at the Beginning
"...it must be self-evident that it is far better not to become overweight in the first place. And this relies on correct nutrition from the start: that is from a child's conception, for our nutritional status at our beginning has a profound effect on our health throughout life. During the time the unborn child is forming, it requires an adequate supply of the right nutrients. If these are not supplied in the right quantity and at the right time, a damaged baby is the inevitable result."
Full article: Second Opinions - Barry Groves, PhD





