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randolph
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 Posted: 07/01/05 - 02:00 Post subject: What is pediasure? |
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Hello. I am 35 year old mother and I have some problems with my child’s feeding habits.
My nine year old son is almost always outside playing with other kids. He recently started to train basketball and every night he gets home pretty tired.
That’s all ok with me but I'm afraid of one thing. He doesn’t eat a lot and, to make this even worse, he refuse to eat any vegetables or any other type of food which consists any vitamins what so ever.
Only thing he want to eat are some sandwiches and chocolate.
I have recently notices that he has small bleeding on his gums and I suspect on some type of hypovitaminosis.
What should I do? Are there any supplements he can use to solve this problem?
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southward
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Hello. I think I can help you because I had similar problems with my son when he was that age.
All kids are same and it’s all up to us wider they’ll be healthy or not!
We all know that sweet food isn’t always so healthy and children seams to like this food very much.
So, one firm came to the conclusion that these facts can be used for making special additive to food which will be both, sweet and healthy!
I used Pediasure. PediaSure is a source of complete, balanced nutrition for children 1 to 10 years of age.
It can be used as a nutritional supplement, an ingredient in recipes for delicious snacks, or as total nutritional support.
I has all children favorite tastes like Vanilla (Regular and with Fiber), Strawberry, Chocolate, Banana Cream, and Orange Cream.
Testings are showing that big percentage of children adores these flavors and, without even knowing that, their vitamins levels are increasing.
So, what you need to do is to run to the drugstore and by one packet of pediasure products and serve them to your son. You have nothing to loose.
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