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Adolescent meal plans are meal plans designed to improve adolescent health.
Youth meal plan
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- Adolescent meal plans are meal plans designed to improve adolescent health.
- Adolescents need more nutrients than adults because they are developing. A proper diet and intake are sufficient to alleviate or avoid acne, obesity, sexual drive, bad mood and bad behavior.
- 1 Regular meals for three meals to ensure a good breakfast and avoid blind dieting
- 2 Eat foods rich in iron and vitamin C
- 3 Do plenty of outdoor sports every day
- 4 Do not smoke or drink
- "Guide" is composed of three parts: general population diet guide, specific population diet guide and balanced diet pagoda. There are 10 dietary guidelines for the general population, suitable for normal people over 6 years old. The ten are:
- 1. Diverse food, mainly cereals, thickness and thickness
- 2. Eat more fruits, vegetables and potatoes
- 3. Eat milk, soy or its products daily
- 4. Eat moderate amounts of fish, poultry, eggs and lean meat
- 5. Reduce the amount of cooking oil and eat a light, salt-free meal
- 6. Do nt overeat, exercise every day, keep a healthy weight
- 7. Three meals should be distributed reasonably and snacks should be appropriate
- 8. Drink plenty of water daily and choose a reasonable drink
- 9. Limit drinking if drinking
- 10. Eat fresh and wholesome food
- Adolescents have specific requirements and need multiple vitamins and minerals to promote energy production, maintain healthy skin, and maintain a healthy nervous system. Common nutrient deficiencies include zinc (necessary for healthy sexual maturity), calcium and magnesium (strong bones), iron (forming hemoglobin), vitamin C, vitamin E and vitamin A (regulates sebum secretion), and B vitamins. Vegetarian youth must pay attention to the intake of vitamin B12, protein and special minerals. Parents can choose a dietary supplement that contains these nutrients. [1]