Powered By Blogger
Powered By Blogger
Powered By Blogger

Thursday, March 5, 2015



 ZERO STUNTED CHILDREN

Children are prospective adults. This fact implies that mankind's future is liable on children 's well-being. Hence healthy infants that are well-educated will make strong adults that are hard-working and by extension strong societies.
Therefore infants' dietary habits are a major concern for sicknesses due to dietary deficiencies are rampant.We think of rachitis ( that results from vitamin D deficiency), beriberi( that is a proteins- deficiency illness). Rachitis or rickets is an ill-nutrition disease that prevails in war-torn areas and in drought-plagued lands . Folks who feed mostly on cereals without any other foodstuff such as proteins are candidates to this sickness.
In order to combat these illnesses parents, nutritionists and decisions-makers should join their efforts by : -promoting peace in their community instead of waging wars ones against the others for wars destroy farms and increase food shortages.
- by implementing solutions that check desertification .We think of aforestation , proper irrigation systems, proper wells and water-drills constructions. These initiatives enhance substantial agriculture that generates an abundant and a varied foodstuff for households.
-by teaching parents basics about what a balanced diet entails. A healthy diet involves the combination of proteins (that are found in beans ,fish, meat, eggs, milk, and so on),of glucids otherwise called sugar-containing foodstuff, fats or lipids  ,fiber-containing produce or cereals ,fruits for the vitamins and minerals they harbour and safe water. Bearing such a knowledge in their mind parents are going to set up right family budgets that match up with their household's needs .
For instance beans and rice or wheat form a nourishing dish .Hence governments should encourage farmers to grow these produce through, subsidies, grants , loans and an adequate land tenure system
In addition decision-makers should urge food-industries to manufacture beans  and they should support them subsequently through an appropriate  taxation system.
Are these commitments upheld , then “zero stunted children” will be more than a topic ; it is going to be an achievement.



No comments: