Patient's question:
Can a 13-year-old child of a doctor eat chicken? If not, what interference does it have on his body? Will it affect his growth?Doctor's answer:
I'm happy to explain your question. Children of this age can eat roosters, as they are rich in protein and will never interfere with the baby's growth. It is recommended to have deep sleep before 9 p.m. and to be more active, as both help with growth and height development. This is the full introduction to the question "May a 13-year-old child eat roosters?" Finally, I wish the patient a speedy recovery and a healthy life.