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Nutrition

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High-Calorie Nutrition

At any age, your child may need some help gaining weight. This can be done by adding calories to your child’s diet.…

Introduction to Solids

Introducing your infant to complementary foods is an important milestone. At six months of age infants can begin to explore different tastes,…

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Lactose Intolerance

Lactose intolerance is a fairly common condition. Although it can occur at any age, lactose intolerance typically starts in school age children…

Nutrition & Obesity

Proper nutrition is particularly important for children since they are developing life-long patterns and habits that will be very difficult to break…

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Obesity

Are you concerned that your child is overweight? Has your doctor told you that your child should lose weight? Download the GIKids…

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Parenteral Nutrition

Total parenteral nutrition is an intravenous liquid mixture that provides nutrients directly into the bloodstream, bypassing the gastrointestinal tract.

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Vegetarian and Vegan Diets

People consuming a vegetarian diet typically avoid eating meat, poultry, and fish and center their diet on plant-based foods.

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