Like I’ve recommended before, try taking detoxifying drinks that usually include lemon or ginger, honey and sometimes apple cider vinegar but that should be taken in moderation. Also , if you need to use the restroom I suggest incorporating lots of fiber and protein in your diet . As well as drinking warm drinks to help with digestion.
Tea isn’t that hard to get , you can find it at the dollar store most likely.
Try eating smaller meals but more than 3 meals separated throughout the day with all the food groups and drink something in between meals . and like I said incorporate every part of wellness possible including exercising and taking care of your mental health. I’m not saying these just to say it , these are things scientifically proven to mess with your appetite if they’re not taken care of.
It’s annoying getting your health back together but you need to be open minded and aware of what your body is lacking , because unfortunately all those parts of wellness can affect each other. Mental health can affect physical health, or vice versa and exercising benefits both.
There’s also diet apps that might be helpful as well
Answer:
D Phenylketonuria
Explanation:
Infant jaundice is caused by buildup of a compound bilirubin in infant's blood. It leads to yellowing of skin and eyes. There are several risk factors which should be kept in mind. People with east Asian or Mediterranean descent are at more risk of jaundice. Prolonged bruising during labor can lead to breakdown of more red blood cells hence production of more bilirubin again increasing jaundice risk. If mother's blood type is different from the child, the child might receive antibodies from the mother via placenta, hence breakdown of RBCs . Poor breastfeeding can also lead to improper development of baby making it more susceptible to jaundice.
Phenylketonuria is a metabolism error and leads to reduced metabolism of Phenylalanaine. It has got nothing to do with jaundice.
<span>What kind of information does the Nutrition Facts label give about requirements for essential nutrients?
</span>The nutrition facts label includes: "% Daily Value" based on a 2000 calorie diet * information about total fat, saturated fat, trans fat, cholesterol, fiber, and other nutrients.
