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Page 1. This leaflet is to help you understand why iron is important in the body and give ideas on how to include iron rich foods in your child's diet. Why is ... How did they live in the Iron and Viking ages in Aalborg? What did they eat and drink? What did they believe in? All this is presented through exciting new ... A child gets iron from the food in their diet. But only a small amount of the iron in food is actually absorbed by the body. Full-term newborns, born to healthy ... If your child's diet lacks iron, you child might develop an iron deficiency. The condition is a common problem in children. It can range from mild to serious. No rice, no maize, and no wild rice were on the Iron Age Scandinavian diet. Field peas and fava beans have also been found as a flour. Almost anything can be a ... For the large majority of people living in the mid-Iron Age (about 300-100 BC) meals were commonly stews, porridge and soups cooked in open pots, probably ... The fact that bread and porridge was sour makes sense because less fine flour is needed; the milling could be done with quite rough tools. The corn became soft, ... Berries such as apples, blackberries, raspberries, and elderberries would have been gathered in mass during the summer, and nuts would also be available in ... How Can I Help My Child Get Enough Iron? Kids and teens should know that iron is an important part of a healthy diet. Foods rich in iron include: beef, pork, ... Jul 16, 2022 ... Metals and millets: Bronze and Iron Age diet in inland and coastal Croatia seen through stable isotope analysis. ... In Were they what they ate?