My son eats not-so-healthy food 🤣 He eats chocolate without any limits: two jars of candy, chocolat…

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My son eats not-so-healthy food 🤣 He eats chocolate without any limits: two jars of candy, chocolate bars, caramels, pork chops, and pasta. He has a pretty narrow diet — only his favorite foods. If there are suspicions of liver problems, what can he eat and what diet number is needed? What do you usually cook for 7-year-olds? Do they eat the same things you do, or do they have separate meals?
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Alena
They eat like everyone else, but if there are problems, the doctor should prescribe a diet.
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Anna
Table number 5
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olesia kasimova
Table number 5. Don't buy junk food, and you won't need to diet. We try to eat right. We simply don't have chocolate, cookies, etc. at home. Once a week, a cheat meal in reasonable amounts.
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Olga
We all eat together. I have a cholesterol issue, but I don't cook separately for myself. I don't fry anything, I only sauté or cook in a dry pan. Gravies, stewed meat with vegetables, stewed cutlets, meatballs, pilaf, stewed potatoes, all sorts of soups without frying. Fish, poultry, potatoes with vegetables baked in the oven. That's what I quickly remembered. In reality, there are many delicious everyday dishes without frying.
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Olga
Olga But we do indulge in sweets and little sandwiches, I just try not to overdo it. I alternate chocolate candies with marshmallow, fruit leather, and meringue.
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Natalya
I cook meals for both of us, but nothing greasy or fried. I rarely buy candy; there's a jar on the table, and I allow a maximum of 1 candy, no caramels, as the dentist doesn't allow them. I told him I won't pay for dental treatment if his teeth hurt 😃🫢 so he understands. His breakfasts are always like this (various porridges, cottage cheese, omelets, different spreads), he has lunch at school or soup at home, or homemade dumplings as a last resort, store-bought vareniki, but that's once a month, my stuffed peppers. For dinner, it's rabbit, turkey, chicken, chicken or beef cutlets, sometimes fish. He eats sides poorly, sometimes pasta; yesterday he had liver with rice. Zucchini, broccoli, cauliflower, buckwheat – yuck, green beans too. But if I say he needs to eat it, he will. Yesterday I made a "healthy lifestyle" version of "Shuba" salad and these open-faced sandwiches, but he didn't touch them. He eats raw veggies: cucumbers, tomatoes, herbs, various lettuce leaves. For his afternoon snack after school, it's always kefir and fruit. That's pretty much it. All salads are yuck, fast food, sushi rolls, pizza – all yuck 😃🫢 he doesn't eat all kinds of buns, and he eats poorly at school.

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Yuliya
My daughter still eats separately. Mostly simple soups made with chicken breast or thighs, potatoes, carrots, onions, or fine noodles. She mainly likes mashed potatoes, baked potatoes, and meat patties. Buckwheat with milk and pearl barley. I personally don't like potatoes, so I often have to cook them separately.
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Olga
Alena The doctor said to look at my diet, without sweets and unhealthy foods, like table 5.
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MARGARITA
soups, steamed cutlets, stewed meat, chicken
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MARGARITA
Olga This is exactly my menu!
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