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During the stage of growth in children and adolescents, the body requires large amounts of energy and nutrients. The increase corresponds with increased muscle mass and skeletal system and you need a good diet during this period. It is vital to have a good supply of minerals and vitamins for growth.

For children and adolescents are especially recommended vitamins that somehow relate to protein synthesis, growth and development of all body cells. These are vitamins A, D, folate, B12, B6, Riboflavin, Niacin and Thiamin. It is suggested that these vitamins come from the consumption of healthy foods, especially fruits and vegetables.

But it is quite common that children do not like vegetables, and that’s when we sharpen our wits and use our intelligence to make children eat all kinds of vegetables and fruits in any form. Anything is better than having to go to the doctor because we noticed that our child is listless, weak, or if you feel pain in the muscles. Read the rest of this entry »

The first prevents the entry of an excess of nutrients that increase calories, the second “burn” the balance of calories the body does not need that to not “spend” is transformed into weight gain.
Surgical treatments:

Surgery less invasive for large obese.

At present, both in the health insurance companies as in some social works introduced laparoscopy to reduce aggression in morbid obesity surgery (obese with a BMI over 45).
The aim of surgical treatment of large obese is not aesthetic, but to improve their quality of life and reduce the risk of stroke and other associated problems. In the past five years, techniques have been widely available in major medical centers, to the point that some begin to operate without opening the abdomen.

When used for weight loss treatment to surgical method, is supposed to be morbidly obese, which attempts failed more conservative treatments. Surgical treatment is to affect some part of the digestive tract both to give satiety, as to hinder the absorption of certain foods. Read the rest of this entry »