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… Caffeinated energy drinks Last updated August 30, 2023 HealthLink BC … Punjabi Document Spanish Document Vietnamese Caffeinated energy drinks (energy drinks) are advertised as being able to boost your …
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… over-the-counter medicines and chocolate. Caffeinated energy drinks. Many have high levels of caffeine, added …
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… amounts of fat per serving. Fat is an important source of energy for growing children. What do I offer my child to … beverage as a main drink and source of calcium, vitamin D, energy, and protein Can I offer my child plant-based … such as almond, rice, coconut, and oat have less fat, energy, and protein than fortified soy beverage. They’re not …
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… before 2 years of age as they do not have enough fat and energy to support growth and development. Can I offer my … such as almond, rice, coconut, and oat have less fat, energy, and protein than pasteurized homogenized (3.25% … offer them if your child is over 2 and gets enough fat, energy, and protein from other foods. Can I offer my child …
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… or lentil soup with whole grain crackers When you have the energy to cook, make more than you need. Put the leftovers … you may not be eating enough calories to meet your energy needs. To help prevent weight loss, try eating small … chips, donuts, pop, sweetened specialty coffee and tea, energy drinks and sports drinks. These foods give you energy …
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… as a part of their eating pattern. Snacks can: Give you energy Satisfy hunger between meals Provide important … for easy snacking Make whole grain muffins, granola bars or energy balls to keep in the freezer for busy times Cook a … and yogurt, then pour into popsicle mold tray and freeze Energy bites made with dried fruit and nuts For more …
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… of Reye syndrome include: Unusual sleepiness or lack of energy Diarrhea and rapid breathing in infants and toddlers …
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… beverages such as almond and oat often have less energy and protein than soy. Only offer them if your child is over 2 and gets enough energy and protein from other nutritious foods. Offer milk …
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… nutritious foods while at school helps your child get the energy and nutrients they need to: Learn during the day and … apples, oranges Pumpkin muffin No-bake granola bar or energy bites Plain yogurt cups Trail mix Whole grain …
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… foods. These foods will provide you with the nutrients and energy you need for good health. Use your plate as a guide. … fruit drinks, fruit punch, 100% fruit juice, sports and energy drinks Sweetened coffee and tea, specialty coffees …
