What are the effects of eating too much sugar in infancy and toddler years when you grow up?

Hello, I'm glad to answer for you, if the child eats too much sweets, it will mainly affect the appetite, and then there is more sugar to eat, if you don't pay attention to oral hygiene, it is easy to get tooth decay, which will affect the beauty of the teeth in the future I hope it can help you, I wish the baby a healthy and healthy baby.

I'm glad to answer for you Judging from your description, sugar is also easy to cause children to digest poorly, eat too much, and will have a sense of satiety, which will reduce appetite If it is a long tooth, it is not good for teeth I hope mine can help you I wish the baby a healthy growth!

Because I want to take care of the baby at home, I bought a parenting encyclopedia, which reads like this:

Among the terrible foods, especially pure white food, is the most harmful, and white sugar is the most harmful, which can be said to be the first of all harms. Therefore, as long as you avoid the intake of white sugar, you can even prevent all diseases. Excessive intake of white sugar is more likely to cause mental illness than excessive alcohol intake, so white sugar is a very terrible food.

A survey of autistic children found that they consumed an average of 5 grams of white sugar a day more than normal healthy children, which shows that white sugar is a very dangerous food.

It shouldn't have much effect, but eating too much sugar may be bad for your teeth.

If you eat too much sugar, you are afraid that you will have tooth worms and diabetes.

Generally, the best age for babies to eat sugar is after the age of three, and it is not recommended for children younger than one year old to eat sugar, but it should be noted that sugar can be eaten after the age of three and should be in moderation. Children under the age of three have not yet fully developed their digestive function, and their gastrointestinal function is relatively weak, and eating too many sweets may cause a sense of dependence, and they are not very interested in other foods, which will lead to picky eating and picky eating.

The best age for babies to eat sugar is about 3 years old, for < 1-year-old children are not recommended to eat sugar, because the digestive system of children within 1 year old is not fully developed, gastrointestinal function is weak, and at the same time it is also the most developed stage of taste, if you give the baby sweets too early, it will lead to dependence on sweets, not interested in other foods, picky eating, partial eating bad habits, is not conducive to the development of taste and digestive system.

You can eat sugar at the age of 9 months, and if you eat sugar too early, it will cause your child's teeth to develop poorly.

Consuming white sugar too early can be harmful:

1. Gastrointestinal: The gastrointestinal function and excretory function of the baby before the age of one year are relatively weak, at this time, eating white sugar will increase the burden on the stomach and intestines, and will also lead to disorders in the body's glucose metabolism balance, and will also increase the burden on the kidneys, thus causing a series of uncomfortable symptoms, such as bloating, nausea, etc.

2. Teeth: Premature consumption of white sugar will easily damage the protective film on the surface of the teeth, so that the teeth are damaged, thus forming tooth decay.

Dietary suggestions for infants: Babies over six months old should choose sugar-free and less salty foods when adding complementary foods, you can eat some milk, vegetables, fish, etc., and feed some warm water after eating food, which can help the digestion of food.

I did an experiment, with a commonly used ceramic spoon at home to fill the sugar, the amount to gently shake the spoon after filling, the sugar does not fall from the spoon, about 5 spoons can be filled with 100ml containers, the density of white sugar is about tons of cubic meters, a little less than the density of water (the density of pure sugar without voids is tons m3), so a ceramic spoon of sugar is about 15 grams -20 grams.

Some young parents think that toffee is nutritious and their children love to eat it, so they often give it to their children, but in fact, it is not good for their children.

Teeth grow twice in a person's life, the first ones that come out are baby teeth, and the second ones are replaced by permanent teeth. Baby teeth appear at 4 to 6 months of age, and the baby teeth are full at the age of 2. The bone of baby teeth is much more fragile than that of permanent teeth, and they are most afraid of the corrosion of acids, while milk candy is generally soft, and when children eat sugar, they often leave some residual sugar between the teeth or in the groove, which will soon be converted into acidic substances through the action of bacteria in the mouth.

In addition, the toffee itself has acidic substances, and if it remains between the teeth, it will loosen the tooth tissue, decalcify, dissolve, and in severe cases, it will also form caries.

In addition, toffee contains a lot of fat, which is not easy to digest after eating more, and affects appetite, which is not conducive to the growth and development of infants.

Eating too much is also not good for the development of the child's brain, and it is not good for the teeth.

Eating too much white sugar is not only easy to gain weight, but long-term excessive consumption will also seriously affect intellectual development. White sugar is a typical acidic food. Intermediate products such as lactic acid and pyruvate produced in the metabolic process of white sugar are decomposed into carbon dioxide and water by decarboxylated coenzymes containing vitamin B1 and excreted from the body.

If the intake of white sugar is excessive, and the vitamin B1** in the food is limited, once deficient, it will affect the decomposition of metabolites such as lactic acid and pyruvate. If these substances accumulate in the body, especially in the brain, they can interfere with the function of the higher central nervous system of the brain, causing dizziness, headache, fatigue, insomnia, loss of appetite, listlessness, neurasthenia and other symptoms.

Eating too much sugar and sweets can affect zinc absorption. Children are susceptible to anorexia and pica due to zinc deficiency, and long-term consumption of large amounts of white sugar can cause liver dysfunction.

Children who eat too much white sugar are not only easy to gain weight, but also the sugar juice is left between the teeth, which is easy to cause tooth decay.

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On your own.

I hate that guy the most.

I think eating sugar and having tooth decay is a case.

Because after eating sugar, there is always some sugar water mixed with saliva left in the mouth.

This provides a breeding ground for bacteria.

In fact, everyone has bacteria in their mouths.

Harmless to humans.

It's different when there are a lot of bacteria present.

Same with E. coli.

It is also good for the human body.

When the overdose is harmful, it is harmful to the human body.

Dysentery can occur. Therefore, the detection of E. coli is an important indicator for detecting water.

Eating sugar can also cause anorexia in children.

You may find that your child may not want to eat sweets after eating them, which causes the absorption of other useful substances.

This leads to problems such as malnutrition.

They just aren't physically thin, but they're not physically healthy anymore.

The others are too professional for you to understand.

That's all, thank you.