Question 1

can a baby be allergic to oatmeal even though he just started on it?

Accepted Answer

Sure: But what symptoms are you talking about? Allergies are things such as runny eyes or nose, sneezing, hives etc. If we are talking about stomach upset, more likely an intolerance, which is a different body chemistry.

Question 2

when can i start my baby on stage 1 foods? like oatmeal and pures?

Accepted Answer

: 50 years ago infants were fed solids early &amp; frequently to make up for deficiencies in the evaporated milk formulas moms made at home.Today early feeds are an antiquated practice &amp; do not add to the child's nutrition.Today solids are viewed as a tutorial to transition baby to the table. Starting at 6m as the tongue thrust fades &amp; baby begins to sit is early enough.

Question 3

will eating two tablespoons of ground flaxseed on my oatmeal daily interfere with my tri sprinted?

Accepted Answer

I doubt it:  Flaxseed  as far as I know has no effect. Observer be for any changes.

Question 4

is eating oatmeal healthy?

Accepted Answer

Yes: Oatmeal is very healthy. Oats are full of important vitamins, minerals and antioxidant plant compounds &amp; antioxidants. Beta-glucan is a soluble fiber in oatmeal which lowers LDL and total cholesterol levels. Oats may help lower blood sugar levels &amp; improve insulin sensitivity. Oatmeal is very filling &amp; may therefore help you eat fewer calories and lose weight.

Question 5

can i eat oatmeal at night?

Accepted Answer

Sure : Certainly you can. It is a healthy food in normal quantities and as part of a balanced diet. The time of day you eat it is probably irrelevant.

Question 6

is oatmeal actually that healthy?

Accepted Answer

Generally yes: Steel cut oats are the healthiest because they are the least processed and retain most of the nutritional value of oats with thiamine, iron, calcium. Magnesium, phosphorus, and manganese. Also high fiber content, low in cholesterol, and low glycemic index.

Question 7

is it true that eating oatmeal is good?

Accepted Answer

Yes: Traditionally prepared oatmeal is very healthy food, not instant oatmeal. Take 10 to 15 min to prepare it, add slices of banana, blueberries & strawberries. Organic honey, a teaspoon of organic coconut oil with ground cinnamon can be added & it will make a perfect breakfast together with a cup of black coffee or tea without sugar. Yummy yummy!

Question 8

can you tell me how i can cook oatmeal?

Accepted Answer

A cookbook: would be a good place to start. Healthtap is primarily for health issues. Take care.

Question 9

is it healthy to eat oatmeal every morning?

Accepted Answer

Generally yes: Steel cut oats are the healthiest because they are the least processed and retain most of the nutritional value of oats with thiamine, iron, calcium. Magnesium, phosphorus, and manganese. Also high fiber content, low in cholesterol, and low glycemic index.

Question 10

how to make oatmeal and porridge taste good?

Accepted Answer

Instead of sugar: Instead of loading up your oatmeal with sugar and cream, use low fat or nonfat milk, and add some fruit such as blueberries. Blueberries have natural sweetness and are packed with antioxidants and Vitamin C.

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