Patient's question:
My baby is 2 years old. He doesn't like to eat much and is a bit lacking in meat. He just dislikes drinking. He doesn't want to drink it if he's not forced to, for fear that it will affect his health if he drinks too much. But since he doesn't eat, I'm worried he'll get hungry, so I have to give him the milk.Previous treatment history and effectiveness: No treatment has been given.
What kind of assistance is needed: I want to know if drinking milk can interfere with health.
Doctor's answer:
The baby is in a period of transformation and development, and proper diet is very important.Advice: Basically, all canned milk products contain harmful substances such as artificial flavors, thickeners, and preservatives (even though they are in small amounts, long-term consumption is still harmful to humans, especially young children whose organs are not fully developed). The raw milk used is mostly reconstituted milk, which has little nutritional value. Drinking it occasionally is not a problem, but consuming it frequently is not good.
Aside from these reasons, during the summer when the weather is hot, people tend to be less active (especially outdoors). Excessive intake of high-protein foods can burden the kidneys and liver. If protein accumulates excessively, it may lead to organ stones and proteinuria.