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Want brainy children? Try eggs

Children have seven special groups of foods, out of which, they should take at least four. Out of the seven, one is an egg. ....

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Want brainy children? Try eggs

Children have seven special groups of foods, out of which, they should take at least four. Out of the seven, one is an egg. ....

Rift Valley , United States , Brian Okoth , Christine Kihara , Nancy Wekesa , Mary Odhiambo , Kenyatta National Hospital , National Academy Of Medicine , World Health Organisation , London Estate Nakuru , Pioneer Estate , Medicine National Institute , National Academy , Nakuru County , Eggs Child Development Diseases Growth Healthy Living ,

Children who eat eggs have sharper brains

Children have seven special groups of foods, out of which, they should take at least four. Out of the seven, one is an egg. ....

Rift Valley , United States , Brian Okoth , Christine Kihara , Nancy Wekesa , Mary Odhiambo , Kenyatta National Hospital , National Academy Of Medicine , World Health Organisation , London Estate Nakuru , Pioneer Estate , Medicine National Institute , National Academy , Nakuru County , Eggs Child Development Diseases Growth Healthy Living ,

Children who eat eggs have sharper brains

Children have seven special groups of foods, out of which, they should take at least four. Out of the seven, one is an egg. ....

Rift Valley , United States , Brian Okoth , Christine Kihara , Nancy Wekesa , Mary Odhiambo , Kenyatta National Hospital , National Academy Of Medicine , World Health Organisation , London Estate Nakuru , Pioneer Estate , Medicine National Institute , National Academy , Nakuru County , Eggs Child Development Diseases Growth Healthy Living ,

Why First borns are the height of mum's petticoat - The standard Health

Why First borns are the height of mum’s petticoat
HEALTH & SCIENCE
The firstborn is naturally expected to be the tallest of the siblings to cement –physically –that they are the eldest. But this is not always the case, on average. In most cases, firstborns hold the short end of the stick, height-wise.
They also spot smaller body sizes than other siblings, a deviation that starts from the age of four.
One reason most firstborns, on average, are shorter, is nutrition, particularly breast feeding, whose inadequacy causes stunted growth. Most firstborns, being a mother’s first mothering challenge, have poor breastfeeding habits. That the breast milk is sometimes in short supply does not help matters. This deficiency spills over to other dietary habits and cumulatively this leads to stunted growth. ....

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