How many grains of rice can fit into an average 12 year old body?
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a twelve year body needs 6 ounces of carbohydrated and the 1000 grains  of rice can be sufficient
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The age of 12 years is an objective measure of adolescence, each child will mature both pyschologicall and physiologically at different rates. Physiologically, he will have an increase in bone density at sites that were previously dominated by cartilage. Aside from puperty related hormonal changes, increases in maximal oxygen consuption, increases in maximal lung volumes and if they have not already occured, natural changes in the ECG of the child's heart electrical activity. Encourage a healthy diet WITH LOTS OF VARIETY, and physical activity as sport or other hobby to maintain healthy body weight..no dieting from wrestling or other weight dependent sports. for more info check out this website.\nwww.acsm.org\nwww.medline.com
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Depends on age and height.
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Milligrams.  If you count out 1000 grains, and weigh them in grams, that will be the amount in milligrams for one grain.
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Normal HR for children ages 6-11 is between 70-115.
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grains such as cereals, pastas, breads, and rice.
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Many people eat rice every day, most of the Asian do. But they eat other food with their rice, not nothing but only rice.
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2,200 calories (approximately).\n\n"Older children, teen girls, active women, most mean\n\nCalories: 2,200\n\nFood Groups        \nGrain group**  9 \nVegetable group  4 \nFruit group  3 \nMilk, Yogurt and Cheese group  2 or 3*  \nMeat and Beans group  2, for a total of 6 ounces"\n\nGo here: http://fcs.tamu.edu/health/Health_Education_Rural_Outreach/Health_Hints/2004/january/childhood_overweight_part_2.php\n\nAlso check this out: http://www.agnr.umd.edu/MCE/Publications/PDFs/EB366.pdf#search='12%20year%20oldcalories'
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I believe 12-15 years old.
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Depends on the age really..if you can handle something like Pedialyte (for kids really) then that's good for you.  Typically I sip 7up or Sprite and eat crackers, very few crackers..slowly.
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Around these two:\n230584300921.3695 metric ton. (1000 rice grain=25g, moisture=14%)\n276701161105643.4 metric ton. (1000 rice grain=30g, moisture=14%)\n\nThis is assuming that we use ton as a unit of wight, and the ton used is metric ton, you'll see that there is 3 kind of weight ton in use, metric ton (1000kg*), short ton (907.18474kg*) and long ton(1016.0469088 kg*). Look the agric website at source for info how heavy a rice is.\n\n* These conversion rate is EXACT, meaning, it's not a rounded value. \nLook at wikipedia at source for further explanation on ton as weight, or other measurement unit, and about different kind of ton.\n\nHow to get the answer:\n\nLet g be the number of rice grain\nLet rW be the rice wight used\n\n((g / 1000 * rW) / 1000) * 1 ton
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usually when they are around 8-12
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DISCLAIMER: I am not a pediatrician.\nHowever, I am a a mother of two young girls and have started them on baby food (usually just rice cereal) between 4-6 months. give the baby a try and if they seem to enjoy it and can handle the function of eating (since they've been used to just swallowing liquid) then continue.\n\nif you're adventurous, you can make your own rice and blend it smooth. but for a baby at 4-6 months, start with the store bought boxes, which come in flakes.\n\ngood luck!
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eat loads of complex carbohydrates like rice,pasta bread and potatoes
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1200 calories is not enough for a developing body! you need at least 2000\n\nnow, breakfast...an average of about 400 cals\nSnack 200 cals\nlunch 600 cals\nsnack 200 cals\ndinner 600 cals\n\nand you've got 2000!
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The answer is 206 \n\nThe "adult" human body has 206 bones. At the time of birth a child has 300 bones but these bones fuse with each other as the child grows up and at adulthood the figure drops to 206.
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fruit is always a good solution. and whole grain stuff is good too. \nhere's a website to help: <www.onthetable.net/news.html>