Comparative Guide to Children's Nutritionals | Comparative Guide to Children's Nutritionals

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	• Comparative Guide to Children's Nutritionals Lyle MacWilliam Northern Dimensions Publishing, 2004 - 58 pages average customer review:based on 4 reviews view larger image
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I bought the adult book

I wish I had this book years ago.
A great resource. Five Stars for sure
Thanks Lyle.

Comparative Guide to Children's Nutritionals

The research conducted is quite impressive and detailed. Given the reputation which Lyle MacWilliam has established for himself in the areas of nutrition supplements, this comparative guide is not to be missed. Strongly recommended to use this comparative guide for those parents who are seriously searching for good quality supplements to cater the growth and needs of their children.

On the mark

Like it's companion publication, the Comparative Guide to Nutritional Supplements, this guide takes a hard look at North American lifestyles--in this case, that of our children. However, rather than simply lament the obesity epidemic sweeping our nations, author Lyle MacWilliam provides solid advice on mitigating the damage through lifestyle change, better nutrition and supplementation.

The guide also includes graphical comparisons of multiple vitamin and mineral products, based on the published recommendations of nutritional experts. The graphs and scoring criteria make it easy to choose a supplement that is right for your child.

Highly recommended for parents, grandparents and parents-to-be.

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What is most important?

What is the only thing more important than our health? The health of our children. MacWilliam has given us a great way to find althernatives to the vitamn-laced candy we find on the shelves. With studies showing that 30-50% of the children in this country are going to grow up with nutrition-linked diseases such as diabetes, we need every tool we can get to combat this epidemic. MacWilliam has given us a well researched guide that we can trust.

A colourful and revealing companion to the popular Comparative Guide to Nutritional Supplements, this publication presents recent and often startling scientific evidence of the link between dietary patterns in early childhood and the onset of numerous degenerative diseases in adulthood. Includes a comprehensive comparison of 160 children's nutritional products.

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