with healthy foods like fruits and veggies
Yes, but you will end up in the hospital being treated for malnutrition.
Hypoproteinaemia cannot be treated directly as it is usually a result of excessive protein loss (renal disease, gastrointestinal disease for eg), decreased intake (due to malnutrition or intestinal malabsorption) or decreased protein syntheis (liver condition. It can only be treated by treating the exact cause itself. Hypoproteinaemia cannot be treated directly as it is usually a result of excessive protein loss (renal disease, gastrointestinal disease for eg), decreased intake (due to malnutrition or intestinal malabsorption) or decreased protein syntheis (liver condition. It can only be treated by treating the exact cause itself.
malnutrition of carbohydrates
Malnutrition does not have any advantage
the most common and widesperd from of malnutrition is protien energy malnutrition (PEM)
In cases where it was obvious that a person was suffering from a simple lack of food, medieval people would have treated malnutrition by feeding them more. There was a lot about nutrition that was not known, however, and they did not have ways of treating many kinds of malnutrition. Scurvy, for example, results from lack of fresh vegetables and fruit, and so is a type of malnutrition. It is not clear looking at a person with scurvy that he needs better food, and simply giving more of the same food will not help much. Without understanding of treatment, the best they could do was give people suffering from scurvy rest. Treatments for scurvy were ineffective during the Middle Ages, and it was not until nearly 1800 that the British navy began to implement the effective countermeasure of having sailors eat citrus fruits. Other forms of malnutrition took longer to address, and there well may be extensive misunderstanding on the subject even today.
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hunger, poverty, and malnutrition
Dwarfism occurs when an individual person or animal is short in stature. It is caused by slow or delayed growth and resulting from malnutrition or a hormonal abnormality. It can be treated with an appropriate diet or hormonal therapy.
Malnutrition has plagued children in Africa for decades