Online children's "fasting list" hospital: the source of the list is not yet certain

" home has a baby please see, friends take the child to see a doctor, children's research institute opened a list, parents must pay attention to
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" recently, a fasting list for children has been widely distributed in WeChat's circle of friends. The list lists more than a dozen common foods and health products. The Capital Children's Research Institute said it did not rule out that doctors themselves issued recommendations to parents of children, but not for all children, parents do not have to fully believe.Parents: Some products are not suitable for young children " fasting: growth happiness, protein powder, honey, bird's nest,
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stars, future stars, milk Jane, cow colostity, multivitamins..." Recently, a small note added to the medical records manual was retweeted into a photo on Weibo, WeChat spread, attracted the attention of many parents. Reporters noted that the small note listed only a dozen prohibited food and nutrition products, but did not say for the age of children. "This time is over, the list of several food and health care products, I always give children to eat, will not be bad for the
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" some parents expressed concern. Parents also say they saw the list a long time ago. Although do not know whether it is true or false, but in order to be safe, now dare not give children to eat these things." like bird's nest, honey is certainly not suitable for young children to take, so I think this list is still very reliable. Another parent said. Beijing Morning Post reporters have called Mengniu and Yili customer service, two staff members said that "future star" and "
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star" is only suitable for children over three years of age to drink. One Mengniu staff explained: "'Future Star' contains some nutrients, children under three years of age can not absorb the stomach, so it is not recommended to take." " hospital: the source of the list is not yet certain on this "fasting list", Beijing Morning Post reporter to the Capital Institute of Pediatrics for proof. The head of the Propaganda Section said it was not yet certain that the fasting list came from UNCED. "It's possible that the endocrinology and health departments are the ones who have issued this list, and we've asked both departments, but the head of the department says they haven't seen it."the head of the publicity department, also does not rule out doctors for convenience to remind parents to print their own. For the photos circulating on the Internet, the institute is also in a better understanding of the situation. "It is possible that the doctor issued the case for the parents. Every child's physique and age are different, and it is not possible to make the same recommendation for all children.Experts warn parents not to feed indiscriminately fan Zhihong, an associate professor at the School of Food at The Agricultural University of China, said that while the wording "prohibited" was harsh, some of the health products on the list were not suitable for one- or two-year-olds. She believes that it is indeed more common for parents to give their children indiscriminate supplements. "Some parents don't focus on developing good eating habits, they simply give their children nutrients, which is bad for their children's growth."Fan Zhihong said, such as cow's coulutum, which contains the cow's immunoglobulin, children can not absorb or even cause allergies, so children under one year of age is absolutely not to eat. In addition, honey is not recommended for children under two years of age, and there is no evidence that it has any benefit from taking bird's nests. At the same time, a normal meal of three meals a day can provide sufficient amounts of protein, and no additional supplements are required.On the issue of milk consumption, Fan Zhihong said:Some children's dairy products, sugar content is higher than ordinary milk, high intake of sugar may cause obesity, feed the child pure milk on it."stressed that parents to develop good eating habits is the most important, in addition to the doctor's diagnosis, do need to take some nutritional care products, parents should not give children without authorization to take.