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Started 2 days, 6 hours ago (2008-11-16 23:59:00)
by veganjiujitsu
Quote: Originally Posted by oyaji poi Very well said. To the thread starter, have you explored alternatives to factory raised meat? Such as supporting organic meat producers? I guess not eating any meat and only eating organic meat would have the same effect on the factory raised meat industry. What might be an interesting...  |
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Started 2 days, 14 hours ago (2008-11-16 16:32:00)
by suewg
It sounds like your baby is already making good progress in weaning himself to table foods. So what I would recommend is to give him the formula straight, and then for the rest of the beverages, give him rice milk with vitamins and calcium as your pediatrician has recommended. As you have mentioned, fat and protein then become the biggest issue for him. He needs about 13 grams of protein per ... |
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Started 3 days, 10 hours ago (2008-11-15 19:54:00)
by nighter1
People get weird on being eccentric over foods and hung up on wird shit, but will eat a bag of junk food, and dont realize that there are so many pesticides and nitrates in meats and sodium potassiam in all kinds of foods as a color changer and preservative,, not to mention the additional steriods and growth hormone, vaccines and dna altering meds, injected into the animals foods etc; As ... |
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Started 3 days, 11 hours ago (2008-11-15 19:01:00)
by Renee Radenberg
At your age you should consume between 1800-2000 calories per day. Suggest if you are eating Anorexia nervosa Binge eating Bulimia Eating disorders - resources Necrotizing soft tissue infection Sweating Sweating - absent cottage cheese that you eat low fat cottage cheese so that you get the benefit of the protein Alpha fetoprotein C-reactive protein Coronary risk profile... |
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Started 3 days, 16 hours ago (2008-11-15 14:13:00)
by LuVegan15
Quote: Originally Posted by Pob That doesn't sound right, LuVegan. Vitamin D aids Calcium absorption. Both soya milk and cows' milk are fortified with vitamin D. I've not heard that vitamin A plays a role in absorbing calcium. I'm not saying that cows' milk is better than soya milk, I'm just pointing out that your reasoning ... |
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Started 3 days, 18 hours ago (2008-11-15 12:00:00)
by JC480
Since you asked for opinions, I'll give you mine : ) You're not lifting weights...which means when your body sheds weight, you are losing muscle mass as well as fat...if you ever gain weight back, you will have replaced muscle mass with fat. Lifting weights programs your body to keep muscle mass...since those cells are being used For protein bars...get something that has at least ... |
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Started 3 days, 23 hours ago (2008-11-15 06:46:00)
by What Happened To LSD
Report this post Post: 45109905_39 created on Sat Nov 15, 2008 6:46 am Posted: Sat Nov 15, 2008 6:46 am Im in your threads, ruinin' your arguments http://www.vanguardonline.f9.co.uk/00509.htm There... |
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Started 4 days, 17 hours ago (2008-11-14 12:40:00)
by cdiem4994
I agree with caring about the value of calories. I hate to 'waste' calories. I love peanut butter because it is filling and high in protein. I always struggle with getting enough protein in my diet. It is also a great portable lunch for me. (One of the few). If I am working out or just had a low calories day, I have for whatever reason, I have a few favorite foods that are healthy and ... |
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Started 5 days, 5 hours ago (2008-11-14 01:13:10)
by BomberGal
Quote: Originally Posted by mdc He does reference a book towards the end of the article. I don't really have any idea either way - but the guy is a well-respected strength coach who has worked with a ton of elite athletes and published a number of books on strength development. It's not like he's a red meat lobbyist or anything.... |
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Started 5 days, 13 hours ago (2008-11-13 17:13:00)
by jenn_in_sea
Does she have a true allergy/strong sensitivity, or just a mild-moderate sensitivity? If it is a true allergy or strong sensitivity, then you'll have cut any type of milk protein product (look for things like whey and casein on food labels.) If it's just a mild to moderate sensitivity, you might be able to get away with just cutting obvious dairy - milk, cheese, etc. If you don't yet know ... |
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Started 1 week, 1 day ago (2008-11-10 11:02:00)
by suewg
You are correct in not allowing her to get dehydrated for the sake of getting her to drink milk. Never refuse water to your child. It is such a basic and important need. Plus, something that important shouldn't be used as reward or punishment, because it trains your child to override internal thirst cues which could ultimately do harm. Limit her juice intake to 4 ounces as day (can be diluted ... |
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Started 4 days, 18 hours ago (2008-11-14 12:29:00)
by JenJen80
I am a Coke-aholic and unfortunately, NOTHING tastes like the real thing to me except the real thing! In any blind taste test, I could tell you if something is sugar-free...it just has a weird taste to me. But I've found a carbonated green tea drink by Coca-Cola (which has been out awhile) called Enviga that really tastes great to me, so I'm able to sub it in instances where only a Coke would do... |
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Started 1 week ago (2008-11-11 15:20:00)
by calind115
Quote: Originally Posted by gstaley Have you thought about rice or soy milk? With my DS (we are in process of getting him evaluated for Autism) is on rice milk, it has calcium/vitamin D as regular milk just not the casein, which is a protein in milk that Autistic children can't digest very/if at all. My DD sometimes gets his rice... |
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Started 6 days, 14 hours ago (2008-11-12 15:37:00)
by JrHagler
I became informed about Soy Milk while attending a pre-natal class with my then wife.....we were expecting our first child. One of the things we discuss was Cow's milk, milk from one's breasts, and Soy Milk. _Breast Milk was and is ranked number one for various reasons. _Cow's milk is good but a child can form allergies from the stuff if introduced too early. _The alternative, ... | |
