Feed Your Child's Future Health: Prevent Disease before It Starts - Paperback
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by Denise C. Scott (Author)
What if you could prevent disease in your child starting today?
Children are suffering from adult diseases, their lifespan is decreasing, and the complications of these diseases are the leading causes of death in the United States.
But you can stop this trajectory with food.
Feed Your Child's Future Health is a compact guidebook for parents to:
- Learn the basics of childhood nutrition
- Determine which foods are healthy and which are unhealthy
- Discover which foods can cause disease in children, what to avoid, and why
- Understand how to promote a healthy immune system
- Prevent cardiovascular disease, type 2 diabetes, and obesity
- Protect against numerous cancers
- Use food as preventive medicine to keep children healthy in the future
What you feed your child can either be insurance for a healthy future or a slow poison. Keeping your child healthy and preventing numerous diseases by what you feed them is simpler than you think.
Dr. Denise Scott spent the past three decades as a pediatrician and pediatric endocrinologist and saw these trends firsthand. After years in practice, she pursued culinary medicine certification. Now her goal is to bring parents this knowledge to optimize their children's future health and change the disease patterns of the future.
Do you want to feed disease . . . or fight it?
