Nine and a half months, not eating well, tested for calcium, iron, and zinc deficiency, what to do?

Patient's question:

Eating porridge was fine then, but now even a couple of spoonfuls are enough.
Past treatment and effectiveness:
Test results: Zinc_55.51/Ca_1.52/Fe_7.16
Type of help needed:
The doctor said calcium and zinc deficiencies are severe; recommended() and because they are both () health products. However, after eating for two days, the child still doesn’t want to eat.
What should be done?

Doctor's answer:

At nine months, the baby can already be provided with a variety of complementary foods. The complementary foods provided should pay attention to diversity, and it is recommended to give the baby more opportunities to try new foods.
Children with zinc deficiency are advised to consume more zinc-rich foods. Black rice and coarse grains are foods with relatively high zinc content and can be given to children more often. Additionally, in daily meals, it is appropriate to provide zinc-rich foods such as pumpkin, potatoes, pork, and chicken liver.
Protein zinc has high activity, is refined quickly, and has an excellent effect in supplementing zinc!

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