The findings showed that peanut consumption in infancy can have no negative effect on a child’s growth as well as nutrition. (Reuters) Consuming peanuts products. The findings showed that peanut consumption in infancy can have no negative effect on a child’s growth as well as nutrition. (Reuters) Consuming peanuts products during early infancy can have zero effect on the growth of a child and on his or her nutrition, confirms a study.
The findings showed that peanut consumption in infancy can have no negative effect on a child’s growth as well as nutrition.
“The results reassured that peanut consumption did not affect the duration of breastfeeding, thus countering concerns that introduction of solid foods before six months of age could reduce breastfeeding duration,
” said led author Mary Feeney from King’s College London. The research, published online in the Journal of Allergy and Clinical Immunology, aimed at determining the adverse effects