Nutrition: Food & Culture
This week my Nutrition: Food & Culture Series will feature an interview with a beautiful sister from the Dominican Republic. I introduce you all to the lovely Jazmin.
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This week my Nutrition: Food & Culture Series will feature an interview with a beautiful sister from the Dominican Republic. I introduce you all to the lovely Jazmin.
I am not sure how to get her to drink water. I had to take my toddler to the doctor for a UTI. I was so sad that it happened, but I do not know what else to do to get her to drink water. She doesn’t drink much water at all. I put 75% water and 25% juice in her cup. She prefers water out of the bottle opposed to in a cup. Honestly, I just don’t know, and she is stubborn.
My daughter is a picky eater, so it is hard to get her to eat her fruits and vegetables. She does like taking her gummy vitamins though. I was relieved when I found a way to get her more nutrients. She likes them so much that she really throws a tantrum when she can’t have them.
My Nutrition: Food & Culture Series will feature an interview with another of my beloved elders. I interviewed my Granny to get her perspective on how food in America has changed in her lifetime.
Do you have a nutritional aspect of your self-care routine in place for the season change?
The World Health organization (WHO) defines self-care as “the ability of individuals, families and communities to promote health, prevent disease, maintain health, and to cope with illness and disability with or without the support of a healthcare provider”.
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