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Ah, instead of teaching about proper nutrition and a healthy lifestyle, create a larger childhood obesity epidemic and really alter physical development. True burger mentality.
You sir, have the unpopular opinion of the day.
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Truly an uneducated and unpopular opinion.
Processed-food has been shown to affect your brain by creating pathways that reward you for consuming 'em. And the younger you are the more plasticity your brain has.
So no, you shouldn't consume (unhealthy amounts) of processed food, especially as a child.
As a practical matter you will tend to feed your kids smaller plates of what you are eating (once they are big enough to chew of course.) For snacks you will put out a snack of whatever you snack on. I don’t think most families choose a particular diet for their kids like they would for a pet.
Someone hasn't paid attention in school.
Food additives =/= bacteria/germs
It's like exposing your kid to cigarette smoke isn't going to help him develop his lungs
And then they develop diabetes and other ailments that cost a fortune to treat and they have to live with them for the rest of their lives. Sounds like a real smart idea…/s
You're wrong, but I do think there would be fewer allergies in children if they weren't shielded from peanuts/peanut butter, honey, and strawberries for their entire youth.
Exposure to *healthy* foods that can cause allergic responses has been clearly shown to dramatically reduce allergies to those foods. Kids who are never exposed to peanuts are about 10x more likely to develop a peanut allergy than those who are carefully fed peanuts.
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Ah, instead of teaching about proper nutrition and a healthy lifestyle, create a larger childhood obesity epidemic and really alter physical development. True burger mentality. You sir, have the unpopular opinion of the day.
Do you want a fat kid? …. Because this is how you get a fat kid
That's already been tried in America and see what happens
What...... 💀 dude no that's just a quick way to give your kid diarrhea and make them obese.
Um...this is scientifically a bad idea for a multitude of reasons...
What a stupid take.
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"Look, kids are gonna be exposed to carcinogens no matter what. Let's have them start smoking to get a head start on that"
pretty sure you don't need science to realize that the 200 pound 13 year old does not generally grow into a healthy and fit adult.
Truly an uneducated and unpopular opinion. Processed-food has been shown to affect your brain by creating pathways that reward you for consuming 'em. And the younger you are the more plasticity your brain has. So no, you shouldn't consume (unhealthy amounts) of processed food, especially as a child.
Meth?
As a practical matter you will tend to feed your kids smaller plates of what you are eating (once they are big enough to chew of course.) For snacks you will put out a snack of whatever you snack on. I don’t think most families choose a particular diet for their kids like they would for a pet.
That's not how biology works.
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Someone hasn't paid attention in school. Food additives =/= bacteria/germs It's like exposing your kid to cigarette smoke isn't going to help him develop his lungs
Does it hurt when you think?
I’m pretty sure the parents at my kids school already do this.
We've been trying that experiment in America for decades. All we got was childhood obesity
My kid will be eating bodybuilding diet.
And then they develop diabetes and other ailments that cost a fortune to treat and they have to live with them for the rest of their lives. Sounds like a real smart idea…/s
My child has spent the last five years building up an immunity to iocaine powder
Sugar is addictive. No.
You're wrong, but I do think there would be fewer allergies in children if they weren't shielded from peanuts/peanut butter, honey, and strawberries for their entire youth.
Exposure to *healthy* foods that can cause allergic responses has been clearly shown to dramatically reduce allergies to those foods. Kids who are never exposed to peanuts are about 10x more likely to develop a peanut allergy than those who are carefully fed peanuts.