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… are responsible for providing drinking water that meets the Guidelines for Canadian Drinking Water Quality for lead. … plumbing after delivery to a property. What are the guidelines for lead in drinking water? The Guidelines for Canadian Drinking Water Quality set a maximum …
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… have a combination of both. Canada’s food guide recommends eating whole grain foods like oats, quinoa and brown rice. … and colon cancer. Insoluble fibre can help keep your gut healthy and prevent constipation. Soluble fibre can help: … diet, drink more fluids such as water to help keep your bowel movements soft. Here are some tips to eat more high …
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… Information). If you are not getting enough calcium, try eating more foods that contain it. If you find it hard to … foods: Canadian Nutrient File Infant and toddler feeding guidelines: Baby's Best Chance Toddler's First Steps For … for children under 2 years of age Nutrition Series Heart Healthy Eating for People with High Cholesterol (#68a) …
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… File 68e Calcium and Your Health Infant and toddler feeding guidelines: Baby's Best Chance Toddler First Steps Vitamin D … to speak with a registered dietitian Nutrition Series Heart Healthy Eating for People with High Cholesterol (#68a) Healthy …
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… CPO are usually a low risk and rarely cause an infection in healthy people. If they spread from the gut to other parts … cleaned after going to the bathroom and before preparing or eating food. People identified as having a CPO should follow … hospitals? If you are visiting a hospital, follow hospital guidelines to prevent the spread of CPO. Wash your hands or …
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… developing baby. What else can I do to make sure I have a healthy pregnancy? As well as not drinking alcohol, there are other steps you can take to be healthy and to protect your developing baby during … pregnancy: Regularly see your doctor, nurse, or midwife Eat healthy food Reduce or stop your use of cigarettes and other …
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… unless the nipples are cracked and bleeding The healthy, intact skin of others coming into contact with your … infection and recover completely. Less than 8 percent of healthy adults will develop chronic HBV infection, whereas … vaccine Eat healthy, nutritious food as outlined by the Eating Well with Canada’s Food Guide. Visit …
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… are the age restrictions when using repellents with DEET? Guidelines for using repellents with DEET Infants less than … 2 hours Protection times may be less than this if you are sweating, getting wet, or if the repellant is rubbed off your …
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… , also known as C. diff, are bacteria that live in the bowel of up to 7% of people without causing illness. Your … many good bacteria that help you digest food and stay healthy. When antibiotics are taken to treat an illness, … of bacteria. What are the treatments? The first step in treating a C. diff infection is to stop taking the antibiotic …
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… This can help your baby learn food skills, develop healthy eating patterns and be more likely to try and enjoy a … foods for babies and toddlers (#69i) Vegan feeding guidelines for babies and toddlers (#69j) Vegetarian feeding …
