September 24, 2009
by Dr. Patricia Fioriello

Daily 2000-4000 calories are required for teens depending on their gender and size. More milk is required for teenage girls than the rest of the population. A lot of junk food is eaten by the teens these days and this does not fulfill their daily requirements. Foods from the “meat and alternatives” group are not [...]
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June 29, 2009
by Dr. Patricia Fioriello

High school students set up patterns of behavior and make lifestyle choices that affect both their current and future health. Majority of high school students these days have health-related problems, like, obesity, and eating disorders in spite of, students taking nutrition classes in school. The student’s choices are partially depend on social pressure to attain [...]
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