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Summary Of The Video Improper Nutrition

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Juliet according to this video improper nutrition can effects the children growth and development. Good nutrition food is needed for good health. If a child does not receive adequate nutrition they may not physically fit. And the brain will not receive the needed nutrients to learning things. inadequate nutrition creates too many health problems such as learning disabilities, reduce problem solving abilities and reduce social skills. Education the child and family members for healthy food. Needs to tell the benefit the rich nutrients diet and risk factor to unhealthy diet. According to this video it is not fault to the children because of some cultural issue. need to aware the culture about the high rich diet how important for their

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