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    All About Supplements for Children

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      sall
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      Jworld:
      24hr-mum:

      oh i thot boiling fruits will kill the enzymes in them. and i thought fresh fruit juice better?


      Some ppl also wonder why we don't just eat the fruit. But I guess if we drink the water, not only we get the good vitamins from the fruit, we are also taking in more fluid which is good for all the heaty and/or feverish condition.

      Heat destroys vitamin c and many other nutrients present in fruits. Even fruits that are stored for some time contains less vitamin c, research has shown this to be true.

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        sall:
        Jworld:

        [quote=\"24hr-mum\"]oh i thot boiling fruits will kill the enzymes in them. and i thought fresh fruit juice better?


        Some ppl also wonder why we don't just eat the fruit. But I guess if we drink the water, not only we get the good vitamins from the fruit, we are also taking in more fluid which is good for all the heaty and/or feverish condition.

        Heat destroys vitamin c and many other nutrients present in fruits. Even fruits that are stored for some time contains less vitamin c, research has shown this to be true.[/quote]Vit C is just one of the many goodness in an apple. Apples are good because of the fibre and plenty of phytonutrients. There are many home remedies that recommend drinking apple water to reduce fever symptoms. Today I boil apples again cuz my daughter is down with running nose she caught from her classmates. As there was a lot leftover, so I drank some of it and am feeling less heaty now (this morning I was having some phlegm).

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          Here is a list of the nutirients in Apples (one medium apple)


          VITAMINS:
          Vitamin A - 73 IU
          Vitamin C - 9 mg
          Folate (important during pregnancy) - 4 mcg
          Vitamin E - .66 IU

          MINERALS:
          Potassium - 158 mg
          Calcium - 9.5 mg
          Phosphorus - 9.5 mg
          Magnesium - 7 mg
          Selenium - .4 mg
          Also contains small amounts of iron, manganese, copper and zinc.

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            Ed1975
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            Anything good for the eyes. My son is 5yrs old and eye sight not too good. Thanks!

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              Happy Mama
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              You can try giving your child wolfberries and bilberries. I have extracted the health benefits of Bilberry as below :


              Our conclusion For The Benefits Of Bilberry
              Because of Bilberry's strong antioxidant composition, the herb makes an excellent free radical scavenger, which helps combat the cell damage that leads to premature aging and disease. The most noted benefit that we briefly discussed above, is its ability to treat a range of problems relating to ones eye health. For example, the herb protects collagen structures in the blood vessels of the eyes, thus promoting healthy capillaries that carry many vital nutrients, such as oxygen-rich blood to your eye muscles.

              Various Studies have confirmed that the benefits of bilberry go even further than one might be aware of. The herb can be useful for protecting against macular degeneration, cataracts, night blindness, and poor or fading vision. We believe bilberry to be one of the best herbs available for the protection of ones eyes health. Clinical studies have even shown that if given orally to healthy people, it improves visual accuracy. Our conclusion is that everyone should consider consuming bilberry as it helps as part of an overall maintenance of ones health.

              Other benefits of bilberry include treating menstrual cramps and helping aid stomach ulcers. Varicose veins, thrombosis, angina, and poor circulation may also be improved with the use of bilberry, as the herb helps with healthy blood flow.

              Our last point to note is that bilberry contains a substance called glucoquinine, which has the ability to lower ones blood sugar levels significantly and its antioxidant, anthocyanin, within the herb itself, can reduce high blood pressure.

              Article Source: http://EzineArticles.com/386416

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                Jworld
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                Ed1975:
                Anything good for the eyes. My son is 5yrs old and eye sight not too good. Thanks!

                You can try making chrysanthemum tea with wolfberries.

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                  my kids have been taking brands essence bilberry. I do find it helps with controling my elder girl’s myopia, in terms of slowing it down.

                  i order in bulk from brands to get dscount, rather than buy from guardian 1 by 1. take it daily. takes nice. its a chewable tablet form.

                  sebastian liew naturopathy centre sells bilberry too but in liquid form

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                    sall
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                    24hr-mum:
                    my kids have been taking brands essence bilberry. I do find it helps with controling my elder girl's myopia, in terms of slowing it down.

                    How old is your elder girl when she's taking bilberry? I spent many hundreds of $ on bilberry for my dd, but it did not work at all. Her myopia continued to shoot up. So I don't believe in it at all.

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                      24hr-mum
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                      7 years old. her power ard 200.


                      its probably a combination of factors, eye habit, genes,

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                        Bilberry does not improve or prevent anything. It simply slows down the process of the eye sight getting worse.

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