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Child immunity booster foods, know how to increase child's immunity

By Lokmat English Desk | Updated: April 2, 2022 18:05 IST

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Try to include at least one seasonal fruit in your child's diet. If they do not like to eat whole fruits, then give them a piece of fruits.
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Give children a handful of cashew nuts daily. A handful of cashews will provide essential micronutrients to keep them active and energetic.
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Include rice in your child's diet. It is easy to digest and it is delicious too. Rice is rich in many nutrients, but the most important is a certain type of amino acid present in it. Lentils, rice and ghee are the best options for children's food.
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Offering some sweet and simple food like roti, ghee and jaggery rolls or sooji pudding or ragi laddoos can help them stay energized.
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Give homemade pickles or chutneys to children daily. These side dishes will help their gut bacteria thrive, and will boost their immunity.
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Being physically active is another important lifestyle habit that helps you stay fit and active. Exercising boosts metabolism and reduces the risk of developing chronic diseases.
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