With the improvement of material conditions, not only adults’ dietary patterns are getting better and better, but parents are also unambiguous in their children’s diet. Even if they buy abalone, shark fin, and bird’s nest, they all hope that their children’s nutrition can keep up. However, after the adult's health regimen is imposed on the child, spleen and stomach problems become the top priority.
Kaikai, who is more than 6 years old, is in the first grade this year. A few days ago, the school gave a physical examination. After the results of the physical examination, the students around him couldn't believe it. They were very surprised that Kaikai's height reached 110cm.
In the first half of the year, Kaikai was still a "little boy" in the class. Every time he was in the top two or three in line, he was often ridiculed by his classmates, and he took time off and went home to take care of his body. Unexpectedly, in the second half of a year, he could grow 10 cm tall.
turned out to be because Kaikai’s mother had long discovered that her child was developing slowly, and Kaikai had flatulence and odor in her mouth in the first half of the year. Later, Kaikai’s mother named a pediatrician expert. The pediatrician pointed out that the child had an accumulation of spleen and stomach and gave several suggestions.
Since Kaikai conditioning for half a year, the stomach is flat and the smell of the mouth has disappeared, and the height has also changed gratifying. It can be seen that this method is very worth learning, and I recommend you to try it for your children. Let's take a look at the specific recommendations of pediatric experts.
1. Parents should not ignore the three abnormal phenomena. It is likely that the child’s spleen and stomach has accumulated
1, loss of appetite, and oral odors
After the child has accumulated food on the spleen and stomach, the digestion and absorption function of the spleen and stomach is weakened. Parents then give the baby the same amount as before. Children often have adverse reactions such as aversion to eating, loss of appetite, and stomach bloating. Children with serious conditions will have a noticeable odor in the mouth, which may be difficult to disappear after brushing their teeth.
2, a child with a dull complexion, a dark yellow face and a healthy spleen and stomach
, a child with a fast metabolism eats food and absorbs nutrients quickly, and the corresponding complexion is rosy and shiny. On the contrary, children with dull and sallow face, poor sleep, body fever, and stomach upset are symptoms of abnormal digestive function of the spleen and stomach.
3. Difficulty defecation and dry stool
Constipation is also a common manifestation of spleen and stomach food accumulation. Children often suffer from reduced digestion due to food accumulation and lack of gastric motility. Even if they eat nutritious food, it is difficult to digest. Over time, there is no accumulation of water in the intestines, and hard stools can cause constipation, leading to difficulty in defecation, dry stools, and the possibility of harming the intestines.
2. After the child accumulates food, it needs to be adjusted in time, and develop a good habit of nourishing the spleen and stomach.
1. The child’s diet pays attention to "three points of hunger and cold". Three points of hunger and cold". The implication is that if you want your child to be healthy, not to overeat the child, and not to over-protect the child from over-dressing, it will help strengthen the child's ability to resist cold.
is especially used to regulate the accumulation of food in the spleen and stomach in children. When he refuses, do not eat compulsively. Excessive eating can easily induce gastrointestinal dysfunction, leading to food accumulation, colds, and constipation.
2. Don’t give the child “tonic”
. The pediatrician also reminded Kaikai’s mother that no matter how nutritious the child is, she should not give her child a random diet, such as astragalus, American ginseng, shark fin, etc. This will not improve immunity The effect can also increase the burden on the child’s spleen and stomach, and even cause food accumulation.
