Food at different stages of life (replay)
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Eating well has a decisive impact on our health and development.
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By: Caroline Paré Follow
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Eating well has a decisive impact on our health and development.
Indeed, adopting a healthy and balanced diet throughout one's life helps prevent a large number of non-communicable diseases and pathologies such as diabetes, stroke or cancer.
Good eating habits start at a young age, but nutritional needs change at different times of life.
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What are the specific needs of children, pregnant women or the elderly?
What are the good eating habits to adopt throughout your life?
Pr Patrick Tounian,
pediatrician, head of the pediatric nutrition and gastroenterology department at the
Trousseau Hospital in Paris.
President of the
Association of French-speaking Paediatricians
Dr Frédéric Béhar,
nutritionist, head of the geriatric SSR service, palliative care at the
Joffre-Dupuytren Hospital
in Essonne
Dr Colette Azandjêmê
, doctor-nutritionist at the
Lagune Mother and Child Hospital
in Cotonou in Benin, teacher-researcher at the
Regional Institute of Public Health in Ouidah
in Benin.
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