Effects of not eating vegetables
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When it comes to eating, I am eating mostly fruits and vegetables for snacks and regular meals at meal time. Since I am very new to all of this, can anyone help? Thank you.
This depends of the theory of eating -- there are quite a lot. It also depends on if you have arthritis -- nightshades, for example, can make it worse. There are always foods that are better, neutral, and not so good within every category, but since there are so many theories of eating, and different food tolerances, this isn't answerable in general but only in a way that's specific way to you.
Carrots and green beans are both excellent, as are greens. Corn is very starchy and should be avoided or limited to an occasional serving.
I agree that cut up, raw veggies are a good snack option. Make the dip with plain Greek yogurt and you also have your protein serving, along with the veggies.
You might also try veggie juice, such as V-8 - be sure to opt for the low sodium variety. I sometimes, drink a can of this, when I realize I'm not getting enough veggies.
I'm sure you've already noticed that since you're pregnant, everyone around you is going to feel like it's their duty to give you their unsolicited opinion. I'm not a nutritionist, so I don't really know how to answer your question. I'm not sure if just drinking the juice is enough, but it's obvious you're trying. The point of my post is to tell you she shouldn't have tried to scare you like that.
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Eat 3-4 small meals n snack in between make sure you're getting your prenatals n eating plenty of fruits and vegetables, Remember it's not how much you eat it's what you eat. Keep that in mind and ull eat the right amount for you and your baby, congrats n good luck!!!
5cups of vegetables a day whether I was pregnant or not. I was eating vegetables but definitely not that much. I now use a foid journal app and make sure I get enough serves of vegetables, fruits, dairy, grains, and protein. I've learnt a lot this pregnancy and will probably keep it up when bub is born.
I see you recommend pediasure or homemade milk shakes for extra calories for toddlers that are not eating well. Isnt this just going to drown their little appetites more and cause them to be even less hungry for nutritous meals? I am sure my son would drink these if I offered them, but what about getting them to eat a variety of foods and use those jaw muscles and teeth to chew. My son hates chewing and giving him milkshakes would not help his aversion.
Vegetables, lots of vegetables. You can make veggie soups (no cream!), dips, just eat raw veggies as snacks,...
Chicken and fish should be good too.
eating carbohydrates with only vegetables or vegetables with only protein. These things did prove of positive value but am still dealing with symptoms. Improvement allowed me to dispose of pillow. I went to see my doctor and did a test for GERD. I don’t have GERD. Also, don’t have H-Pylori. No lump in throat. No pain on right side.
Present peculiar symptoms – I manage to negotiate my nights by sleeping on the left side and moving around.
Dogs can go for a good amount of time without food but not water so good that she is drinking. I have never read a specific time but we have all heard stories of dogs going weeks without food. Of course, they end up in poor condition. I am sure a lot depends on the overall health of the dog to begin with.
What have you tried feeding her? You might try some boiled chicken (no skin) and rice a few smaller meals given a day.
Eat small portions more often of healthy things. I have days I just don't feel like I'm hungry at all and the thought of food makes me want to barf.
Lots of vegetables! Vegetables have way more nutrientional value than fruit without all the sugar so it's a better option.
My son is now 12 and still will not eat fruits and vegatables. I've been concerned for years and every year I've asked my Ped. she stated, don't worry, keep offering it to him and someday he'll start eating them. Well, he's now 12, overweight and he still will not even touch his lips with them. What can I do?!?
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s mother made her stay at the table until her vegetables were finished. But not one bean, not one pea, not one vegetable is even touched with a fork. Mom allows them sugary sweets, because they have to eat something. Thanks for the help. I think I have many years of fun ahead.
It sounds like you are having troubles with your diet - eating every two hours, with no breakfast and probably junk foods, since you are not eating vegetables. This will most certainly lead to weight gain.
You may be a food addict, but at this point, it will be hard to tell. I think changing the way you eat your food and correcting your diet will help tremendously. I would advise you to eat your breakfast - this is the most important meal of the day.
Deficiency may lead to anemia, depression, high blood pressure and some other effects we are not interested for now. High blood pressure and depression are almost cross connected with anxiety. Depression can lead to anxiety, anxiety can lead to depression and anxiety can lead to high blood pressure.
Vitamin B12 (cobalamine) can also have harmful effects on you like memory loss and some cognitive effects. Mania and psychosis may result. But they are most likely to happen in elderly people.
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