Beef jerky equals 1/3 of kids diet: what are the consequences if any?

Plugging him up, for starters.

Normal amounts of jerky are fine but eating that much is probably not ideal. Depends what else he is eating but pretty high levels of saturated fat, protein and sodium with no exercise will increase risks of heart disease and cancer and might damage kidneys too along with poor bone health. If lots of refined sugar is also a part of his diet well he will have a very bad cv system going forward.

Interestingg wrote:

Normal amounts of jerky are fine but eating that much is probably not ideal. Depends what else he is eating but pretty high levels of saturated fat, protein and sodium with no exercise will increase risks of heart disease and cancer and might damage kidneys too along with poor bone health. If lots of refined sugar is also a part of his diet well he will have a very bad cv system going forward.

CV disease is more of a long term risk. This sort of skewed diet isn't that unusual in severely autistic kids. As a result, things like scurvy arent unheard of. Extreme salt intake can cause a host of different issues as well.

Its easy to blame the parents from the outside, but in a lot of cases, there really arent many options and the parents really aren't to blame. It can be very tough. Some of these kids will literally starve themselves to death if you dont let them eat what they want.

Maybe his parents can try to introduce him to vegan jerky, so he can have a little variety in his diet.

What does he drink at school? It's also possible that the parents can mix in some kind of meal replacement powder as a supplement.

I don't think it's okay, maybe his mother has bought a dehydrator in order to make jerky meat on her own. Guys above are right. Perhaps, it is the only food he eats, I guess, he needs to get a consultation with the nutritionist. Besides, speaking of jerky, it's my favorite snack when it comes to watching football matches. Last month my mother bought a new dehydrator exactly for cooking jerky meat- Excalibur 3926TB 9-Tray Electric Food Dehydrator, you know, this dehydrator may be used not only for cooking jerky, but also anything you like. So, the guide which helped my mom to choose the best variant was https://www.wellfed.net/best-jerky-dehydrator/ , it gave a detailed review of every product.

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jogncartman wrote:

I don't think it's okay, maybe his mother has bought a dehydrator in order to make jerky meat on her own. Guys above are right. Perhaps, it is the only food he eats, I guess, he needs to get a consultation with the nutritionist. Besides, speaking of jerky, it's my favorite snack when it comes to watching football matches. Last month my mother bought a new dehydrator exactly for cooking jerky meat- Excalibur 3926TB 9-Tray Electric Food Dehydrator, you know, this dehydrator may be used not only for cooking jerky, but also anything you like. So, the guide which helped my mom to choose the best variant was

https://www.wellfed.net/best-jerky-dehydrator/

, it gave a detailed review of every product.

My friend was just looking for this information. Thanks

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