Health Tip: Feeding Picky Eaters
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(HealthDay News) -- Many children are finicky about what they&#39;ll eat. If you&#39;re attempting to coax a picky eater to try more foods, follow these suggestions from the University of California, San Francisco:    Give your child a variety of foods to choose from, including a fruit, vegetable, protein and starch. Don&#39;t only offer foods you know your child will eat. Don&#39;t give your child too many high-calorie drinks, which could fill her up and keep her from wanting to eat. Stick to a meal schedule, so that your child will be hungry at mealtime. ...
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If an increasingly overweight America's eyes are bigger than its stomach, then placing more nutritional information in plain sight could allow shoppers to see their way to more healthy choices while scanning food labels.
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Coating fats with dietary fiber may prevent their digestion.
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A weekly look at the nutritional value, or lack thereof, of some of our favorite foods.
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BRIDGEWATER, N.J., Dec. 12  /PRNewswire/ -- Imagine finding a high-fiber white bread on the grocery story shelf your six-year-old will actually eat. Or pizza that promotes energy management. Or even holiday cookies that can enhance fat burning.
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From the late-afternoon urge for a chocolate bar to the hankering for a plate of barbecued ribs while cheering on your favorite team, food cravings can fuel a lot of overeating.
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Children may eat fewer calories  throughout the day if their first meal of the day is &quot;low-GI,&quot;  new research suggests.
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(HealthDay News) -- Families that regularly eat healthy dinners together often encourage children to make healthier food choices.
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People who love their greens have different tastes and social habits to fans of fruit, say nutritional experts. Vegetable lovers favour spicy foods, drink wine with their meals and will cook elaborate dishes for friends.
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Mothers who breast-feed are less likely to restrict their child&#39;s food intake as the youngster grows up, new research finds. One possible explanation: Breast-feeding mothers
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A new study indicates that preschoolers eat more when they are in larger groups.
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Many parents struggle to know which foods are healthy for their children, a survey shows.
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A small study suggests that there is a way to counteract the negative health effects of a high-fat meal.
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Eating healthfully is one of the first parental challenges that expectant women face. Not only is it important to hit all the right nutritional notes, there's also the question of how much weight to gain. Eating for two is often misinterpreted as a license to overeat, but gaining too many pounds ...
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If the idea of eating unlimited amounts of food without counting calories or grams of anything sounds appealing, listen up. Carefully.
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When Krystina Brugh fell ill in January, her parents thought it was the stomach flu. They fed her crackers and her favorite sandwich, peanut butter and marshmallow fluff, to give her strength. She didn't get better. Soon, the 11-year-old couldn't even keep down water, and her kidneys started to fail.
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NEW YORK  - Children may eat fewer calories throughout the day if their first meal of the day is "low-GI," new research suggests.