EVALUATION OF THE USE OF HIGH PROTEIN MIXTURES FOR FEDING MALNUTRISHED CHILDREN
In recent years there have been many attempts to develop and market inexpensive mixtures of high protein food for the children in developing areas of the world. Biological studies have shown that these foods are rich sources of protein and are every effective in combating protein malnutrition. Howev...
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520 | |a In recent years there have been many attempts to develop and market inexpensive mixtures of high protein food for the children in developing areas of the world. Biological studies have shown that these foods are rich sources of protein and are every effective in combating protein malnutrition. However, practical marketing and distribution has not been very successful due to the local people's hesitation in accepting unfamiliar foods. Efforts to educate the local people, and especially mothers, may prove successful in promoting the acceptance of this products.1 - Department of Nutrition School of Public Health, Tehran University. | ||
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