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2013년 11월 23일 토요일

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Most               people               consume               enough               protein               without               giving               it               too               much               thought.

Protein               is               pretty               easy               to               come               by               from               a               variety               of               plant               and               animal               sources,               so               it's               not               hard               for               most               of               us               to               meet               our               body's               protein               requirements               throughout               the               day.

Parents               with               picky               toddlers,               especially               toddlers               who               refuse               milk,               may               worry               whether               their               child               is               getting               enough               protein.

Protein               is               used               to               build               and               repair               every               living               cell               in               the               body.

Toddlers               generally               need               16-24               grams               of               protein               per               day,               or               .55               grams               for               every               pound               that               they               weigh.

Milk               is               a               good               source               of               protein               for               toddlers,               and               for               many               of               them               it               is               the               main               source               of               protein               in               their               diet.

Considering               eight               ounces               of               milk               contains               around               eight               grams               of               protein,               a               toddler               who               drinks               two               cups               of               milk               a               day               may               satisfy               their               protein               requirement               with               that               alone.
               Meat               and               milk               are               not               the               only               good               sources               of               protein               for               toddlers,               but               just               because               a               food               is               a               good               source               of               protein               doesn't               mean               it               is               "complete".

Complete               proteins,               such               as               meat,               are               those               that               contain               all               of               the               essential               amino               acids.

Incomplete               proteins,               or               plant               proteins,               do               not               contain               all               of               the               essential               amino               acids.

Amino               acids,               which               are               the               building               blocks               of               protein,               can               be               essential               or               non-essential.

The               non-essential               amino               acids               are               naturally               produced               by               the               body,               but               the               essential               amino               acids               need               to               be               ingested               to               be               used               by               the               body.
               Even               if               your               child               isn't               a               big               meat               eater,               plant               products               can               be               good               sources               of               protein               for               toddlers.

Despite               the               fact               that               they               are               incomplete,               different               foods               contain               different               amino               acids.

If               your               toddler               is               taking               in               several               good               sources               of               protein               he               can               still               consume               all               of               the               essential               amino               acids.
               So,               what               are               some               good               sources               of               protein               for               toddlers?
               Meat,               fish,               eggs,               and               dairy               are               good               sources               of               protein               for               toddlers.

Five               chicken               nuggets               have               about               12               grams               of               protein,               three               ounces               of               tuna               has               about               21               grams,               one               large               egg               has               6               grams,               and               one               ounce               of               cheddar               cheese               contains               about               7               grams.
               Fruits               and               vegetables               can               also               be               good               sources               of               protein               for               toddlers.

One               potato               has               about               3               grams               of               protein,               a               cup               of               spinach               has               five               grams,               and               a               cup               of               orange               juice               has               almost               2               grams.
               Peanut               butter               is               also               a               good               source               of               protein               for               toddlers,               but               you               should               always               follow               your               doctor's               advice               about               giving               your               child               peanut               butter.

Some               doctors               ask               parents               to               hold               off               on               peanut               butter               for               younger               toddlers               in               case               of               a               peanut               allergy.

It               can               also               be               a               choking               hazard               for               young               children,               and               should               be               served               thinly               spread.

If               your               toddler               does               eat               peanut               butter               it               is               a               good               source               of               protein               with               four               grams               per               tablespoon.
               Spaghetti               and               tomato               sauce               is               a               good               toddler-friendly               source               of               protein.

One               cup               of               whole               wheat               spaghetti               contains               about               7               grams               of               protein,               and               a               cup               of               tomato               sauce               has               about               3               grams.
               If               you               are               worried               about               whether               there               are               enough               good               sources               of               protein               in               your               toddler's               diet,               remember               that               meat               is               not               the               only               way               for               toddlers               to               meet               their               protein               needs.

After               analyzing               the               foods               your               toddler               is               already               eating,               you               are               likely               to               find               protein               in               surprising               places.

If               your               child               really               isn't               getting               the               recommended               amount,               you               have               a               wide               variety               of               foods               to               choose               from               as               you               begin               to               add               good               sources               of               protein               to               your               toddler's               diet.
               Sources:
               USDA               National               Nutrient               Database.

U.S.

Department               of               Agriculture.
               Dietary               Proteins.

Medline               Plus.
               How               much               protein               do               children               need?

Baylor               College               of               Medicine.
               Powerful               Proteins.

Dr.

Sears.






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                   A               recent               recommendation               from               nutritionist               Lisa               Guy               highlights               how               protein               can               be               used               to               stop               sugar               cravings.

    Although               sugar               addictions               are               not               easy               to               curb,               Guy               mentions               that               protein               plays               an               important               part               in               regaining               control               and               leads               to               an               improved               diet               for               better               overall               health.
                   Lisa               Guy               recommends               adding               protein               to               meals               to               prevent               blood               sugar               spikes               and               sugar               cravings.

    She               explains               that               eating               a               variety               of               protein               sources               throughout               the               day               can               be               beneficial.

    In               addition,               she               reveals               that               protein               bars               and               protein               water               are               good               alternatives               for               people               who               may               need               quick               snacks               on               the               go,               so               her               list               includes               "protein               powder               mixed               with               chilled               water."               Increasing               protein               intake               is               also               recommended               by               FitWatch,               and               this               essential               nutrient               plays               a               part               in               weight               loss.

    Spartos               protein               water               reveals               that               the               use               of               protein               water               has               even               been               recommended               for               people               after               lap-band               and               gastric               bypass               surgery.

    Spartos               mentions               it               is               important               to               avoid               extra               sugar               in               the               diet               from               drinks,               so               protein               water               needs               to               be               sugar-free               and               natural.
                   Women's               Health               magazine               lists               multiple               options               that               can               easily               be               added               to               the               diet               to               fight               sugar               cravings,               and               they               range               from               sunflower               seeds               to               yogurt.

    Many               nutritionists               also               recommend               lean               meat               and               nuts               to               help               control               these               cravings.

    The               American               Chemical               Society               recently               revealed               that               green               coffee               beans               can               help               control               blood               sugar               levels.

    Protein               is               high               on               the               list               because               it               can               help               stabilize               blood               sugar               and               prevent               cravings               from               occurring               since               researchers               have               found               that               falling               blood               sugar               levels               are               responsible               for               the               problem.
                   Sugar               addiction               cannot               be               fought               by               adding               more               carbohydrates               to               the               diet.

    It               requires               the               use               of               protein               to               stop               cravings               while               reducing               the               body's               dependence               on               simple               sugars               for               fuel.

    In               addition,               it               is               crucial               not               to               skip               meals               and               eat               frequently               throughout               the               day.

    It               is               possible               to               control               sugar               cravings,               and               protein               can               help.






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                   A               recent               recommendation               from               nutritionist               Lisa               Guy               highlights               how               protein               can               be               used               to               stop               sugar               cravings.

    Although               sugar               addictions               are               not               easy               to               curb,               Guy               mentions               that               protein               plays               an               important               part               in               regaining               control               and               leads               to               an               improved               diet               for               better               overall               health.
                   Lisa               Guy               recommends               adding               protein               to               meals               to               prevent               blood               sugar               spikes               and               sugar               cravings.

    She               explains               that               eating               a               variety               of               protein               sources               throughout               the               day               can               be               beneficial.

    In               addition,               she               reveals               that               protein               bars               and               protein               water               are               good               alternatives               for               people               who               may               need               quick               snacks               on               the               go,               so               her               list               includes               "protein               powder               mixed               with               chilled               water."               Increasing               protein               intake               is               also               recommended               by               FitWatch,               and               this               essential               nutrient               plays               a               part               in               weight               loss.

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    Spartos               mentions               it               is               important               to               avoid               extra               sugar               in               the               diet               from               drinks,               so               protein               water               needs               to               be               sugar-free               and               natural.
                   Women's               Health               magazine               lists               multiple               options               that               can               easily               be               added               to               the               diet               to               fight               sugar               cravings,               and               they               range               from               sunflower               seeds               to               yogurt.

    Many               nutritionists               also               recommend               lean               meat               and               nuts               to               help               control               these               cravings.

    The               American               Chemical               Society               recently               revealed               that               green               coffee               beans               can               help               control               blood               sugar               levels.

    Protein               is               high               on               the               list               because               it               can               help               stabilize               blood               sugar               and               prevent               cravings               from               occurring               since               researchers               have               found               that               falling               blood               sugar               levels               are               responsible               for               the               problem.
                   Sugar               addiction               cannot               be               fought               by               adding               more               carbohydrates               to               the               diet.

    It               requires               the               use               of               protein               to               stop               cravings               while               reducing               the               body's               dependence               on               simple               sugars               for               fuel.

    In               addition,               it               is               crucial               not               to               skip               meals               and               eat               frequently               throughout               the               day.

    It               is               possible               to               control               sugar               cravings,               and               protein               can               help.






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