Many Australian toddlers are not eating enough meat and it may be compromising their iron levels, a new study has revealed. Researchers have linked this to an overconsumption of formula and cow's milk. The Australian Guide to Healthy Eating suggests toddlers eat 65g of cooked lean meats, such as beef, lamb and kangaroo, a day. For the study, researchers from iQueensland University of Technology /i(QUT) examined the diets of more than 550 kids aged between ...Saturday 9 August 2014
Study Shows Toddlers' Diets at Risk of Iron Deficiency
Many Australian toddlers are not eating enough meat and it may be compromising their iron levels, a new study has revealed. Researchers have linked this to an overconsumption of formula and cow's milk. The Australian Guide to Healthy Eating suggests toddlers eat 65g of cooked lean meats, such as beef, lamb and kangaroo, a day. For the study, researchers from iQueensland University of Technology /i(QUT) examined the diets of more than 550 kids aged between ...
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