Milk(cow,goat,etc..,) ,is it good for baby above 1?.. Many studies prove that milk should be an emergency food not integral part of diet..what do you all think? nutritionists on the blog pls comment
Laveena D'Costa
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Elina Dawoodani
Thanks @asha chaudhry <u>for</u> tagging me. Milk, these days, has an added hormone called oxytocin which <u>results</u> in early maturity--- one of the reasons why girls and boys are hitting puberty early these days.  Nonetheless, you can't completely eliminate it from your diet since it plays an integral role and serves as a great source of several nutrients needed. My advice would be - Try to breastfeed as long you can, up to 2-2.5 years. For other requirements and post that, you can give organic milk or pure milk which is now getting available both in the markets and online as well.
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01 Jul 2017
Rhituparna Mitra
there was a very interesting discussion here few days ago. I personally have had multiple health benefits by giving up milk completely for both me and my daughter.
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01 Jul 2017
Sejal Khanna
A balanced diet should be maintained. Veggies, fruits, dairy, fibres.
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01 Jul 2017
asha chaudhry
<font color ="#3b5998"><b> @5b6ef6d70edfab1d939541bd </b></font> is a nutrtionist - kindly advise!
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01 Jul 2017
Roopashree Siddireddy
<font color ="#3b5998"><b> @6372ec8a17d2c800158d90f1 </b></font> It's debatable topic. I believe in things which ppl are following from ages. Some kids are lactose intolerant, then milk should be avoided. Some will prefer Soya milk instead of farm milk. It's all personal choice and depends on health conditions. <b><font color ="#3b5998"> @63729b593f31520016a69b80 </font></b><b><font color ="#3b5998"></font></b> <font color ="#3b5998"><b> @6372999217d2c800158d8bec </b></font> tag <u>fwd</u>
Elina Dawoodani
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