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Re: Vitamin Supplements and Eating Issues

Thanks Margaret! My son doesn't drink tea (now there's a
surprise) but I might try the rice. If I do some creative mixing, I
may just come up with a variety he might like!

Maria
Wed Sep 18, 2002 2:33 am

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HI, I'm hoping some parents out there can help me with this. I have a child who I would like to start chelating as soon as possible. He is almost 3 and does... 		mariabrock02
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1:07 pm

Maria, If your son drinks tea,or herbal tea, you can try to dissolve some supplements in it. I prepare herbal tea (berry) for my son and dissolve there...
igorginzburg
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8:50 pm

Thanks Margaret! My son doesn't drink tea (now there's a surprise) but I might try the rice. If I do some creative mixing, I may just come up with a variety he...
mariabrock02
Offline Send Email 		Sep 18, 2002
2:33 am

Try the sweet sticky rice that should be available at any oriental food market. It tastes lots better than the American Uncle Ben variety. And since it's...
ak1bruin
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4:10 am

What Margaret says is more healthy, however, if you're desperate, maple syrup works pretty good, too. ; ) Also, pearsauce, applesauce (both too mushy?), honey,...
Tonya Dillingham
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12:15 pm

My son wasn't necessarily picky, but just mostly disinterested in eating. As we have optimized his diet, eliminated gluten, casein, soy and other problems...
Lynne Arnold
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