Health experts say that paying attention to children’s nutrition does not mean just keeping the diet right, it is also necessary to pay attention to their daily routine. At present, the way lifestyle disturbances are increasing the risk of serious diseases, keeping in mind its side effects, we need to be alert from now on. Parents should pay special attention, children should get better lifestyle habits with healthy diet, it is very important for their healthy future.
In conversation with Amar Ujala Pediatrician Dr. Amrita Sahai Says, the urban environment and increasing technological facilities have negatively affected our daily routine. Its effect is clearly visible in adults as well as in children. Lack of physical inactivity, habit of sticking to gadgets most of the time, sleeping late at night. The cases of eating disorder are being seen mostly in children. Its effect is already visible on his health. This could lead to serious challenges for the future.
Dr. Amrita says that it is necessary for everyone to take care of the nutrition of the diet, especially for children, because this is the time for their physical-mental development. The problem of obesity in children is increasing due to junk foods, which is known to be the main cause of many diseases. Apart from this, the amount of salt in junk foods is also high, due to which there can be a problem of blood pressure. Such diets are harmful for everyone, from children to the elderly.
Children’s exposure to screens like mobile-computer and TV is harmful for both their physical and mental health. The risk of developing serious eye problems due to blue light emitted from screens is one of the main reasons for children to wear glasses.
Apart from this, increasing screen time has also been seen to reduce children’s social skills and learning ability. It also causes sleep problems.
Paying attention to the sleep cycle is essential for people of all ages. Not only can there be many hormonal problems due to late night sleep or lack of sleep, but it has also been seen to have an effect on mental health. 7-9 hours of uninterrupted sleep a night is necessary for children under the age of 10 years, lack of which has been shown to cause fatigue, mood problems and in the long term it can also affect heart health.
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