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Nutritional Ideas For the Elite Child in Sport

Posted by Clint Parsley On November - 11 - 2009

By Liz Wells and Winona Stephens

Do you have a child that is playing a lot of sport or intends to? My ‘baby’ boy is a 15 yr 194 cm (6ft 4in) size 14 shoe wearing representative basketball player, and I would like a dollar for every time a parent of a child, doing a lot of sport, has come up to me asking for advice of one kind or another.

Most parents want to feed their youth athletes better but just don’t know what components of good nutrient-rich foods are. Sometimes parents also are unaware of the importance of planning correctly so that these nutrients work effectively and efficiently for the athlete. Parents often ask me what the appropriate food is for their child and the game starts in 30 minutes! At that point nothing is really going to help that child in that particular event. We as parents have a responsibility to fuel and hydrate our children properly before they get to the event. Read the rest of this entry »

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Healthy Recipes For Your Kids

Posted by Clint Parsley On October - 8 - 2009

Don’t have enough time in your hands to do some real cooking in your kitchen? If you’re a parent with little kids, this can be a problem. Children are not easy to feed. They usually pass a stage when all they want are junk foods, fried chicken, hotdog—processed foods you’ll find in supermarkets and fast food chains. The problem is, much as they enjoy these foods, they’re dangerous to your children’s health. The challenge to all parents like you is to prepare delicious and nutritious food for your kids. Read the rest of this entry »

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Immune Boosting Fruits and Vegetables

Posted by Clint Parsley On October - 7 - 2009

With cold and flu season right around the corner, many people are wondering how they can keep their body healthy, strong and free from illness this winter. Any Nutritionist or Doctor will tell you that the first place to start is to get enough rest, and to eat a diet rich in fruits and vegetables. Most adults do not eat the recommended amounts of fruits and vegetables each day. Instead we eat fast food and guzzle caffeinated beverages like there is no tomorrow. Read the rest of this entry »

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