can rats eat chocolate?
im really confused about this. ive been reading things where people say a rat cant eat chocolate it will kill it, and others say they can eat it as long as its a small amount and that dark chocolate is good for a rat with a upper respiratory infection
yes they love chocolate but prefer licorice alsorts.
ok, so i found an answer for you:
with a cat, there is more than one thing you can be allergic to; you might be allergic to cat hair, or you might be allergic to cat dander. you might be allergic to both. since there is more than one thing, then it is plural. cat allergies.
an egg is just one thing, and if you are allergic to eggs, you are just allergic to the egg as a whole. since it is only one allergy, and not multiple allergies like the allergies to cat hair and cat dander, then it is singular. egg allergy. foods don't burn fat, but there are some people trying to sell that idea. our bodies are in balance. if we eat more calories than we use, we gain weight. if we eat fewer calories than we use, we lose weight. people who stay the same weight eat more than they use on some days, and less than they use on other days... but it averages out over time. eating fewer calories than needed, will burn fat. see more... According to a common rule of thumb, if something having less than 50 calories is consumed by you while fasting, then there is nothing to worry about as you will remain in the state of fast.


Coffee does not contain any calories itself, thus you can easily take black coffee while fasting if you want to take it. In fact, most of the calorie-free drinks can be consumed while fasting. However, diet drinks containing artificial sweeteners are not recommended by some dietitians. yes dear eat hard boiled eggs or omlete as you wish but don't eat soft boiled eggs.. dear patti<br>there is no reason why young children cannot eat mushrooms if they like the taste.<br>wishing you a happy festive season.<br>dietdoc dear carrie<br>i think you should ask your paediatrician if you can have the lad tested at this stage because he could be allergic to a whole number of other allergens besides food allergens and you could be cutting out the wrong foods. if the dr does not agree to testing, please take the child to a clinical dietitian (check the list of dietitians on this website or phone 082-593-0276 or send an e-mail to sscharf@nhcltd.com or look in your local telephone directory or yellow pages, to find a dietitian in your area), so that the dietitian can help you to work out what foods, if any, your son may be allergic to. from what you describe, i don&#39;t think he is lactose intolerant, as this would manifest as serious diarrhoea every time he ingests milk or milk products (not just a runny nose and pimples), and he does not seem to be reacting to goat&#39;s milk (which also contains lactose). however, do get him tested and see the dietitian as he also needs other sources of calcium in his diet if he has to cut out milk. <br>best regards<br>dietdoc spiders do not transmit disease to humans. a bite from a venomous spider such as a black widow or brown recluse can cause, at times, serious symptoms that are usually treated with supportive care. ticks, mosquitos and fleas transmit a number of diseases. see more... Hello Ray, thank you for the question to HealthReplies.com











Basically the consumption of yogurt and probiotic drinks is good as long as it is consumed in moderation. In one day a person is recommended to consume at least 3 servings of milk and dairy products (including yogurt, cheese-cheese) to meet calcium needs in a day. In yogurt also contains probiotics that are good for maintaining digestive health so you can do yogurt consumption every day. But note that in yogurt products are also not infrequently contained in sugar (or you add sugar or syrup when taking it). This unnecessary addition of calories from sugar is not expected if you consume excessive yogurt.



For probiotic drinks themselves, the consumption of 2 bottles a day for adults is the recommended amount. Although most people consume excessive probiotic drinks do not give any side effects, in some people excessive consumption of probiotics can cause symptoms such as flatulence, nausea, and constipation. Some people can also experience headaches after consuming probiotic drinks. In people with weak immune system conditions, deep bacteria, probiotics can enter the bloodstream and cause infections throughout the body / sepsis (very rare).



If you are healthy and do not have certain medical conditions. You can consume yogurt or probiotic drinks every day, provided the amount is not excessive. If you have certain medical conditions, you should consult with your doctor before consuming this type of food and drink.















So much information from me, hopefully enough answer while children with diabetes are at risk for complications, they can do very well, provided they are followed regularly by their physician and have their sugars consistently well controlled. see more... Good evening, thanks for asking at HealthReplies.com. There is no absolute prohibition for people with typhus to consume ice cream, because there is no harmful ingredient in ice cream that can inhibit healing or cause interference with the drug given to patients. In fact, those who have just had tonsillectomy are encouraged to consume ice cream to reduce pain.



  

Ice cream is usually prohibited by doctors, because most ice cream is not made by yourself, and what is more worried is that ice cream is purchased in a place that is not hygienic so that it becomes a medium of disease transmission. Because for typhus itself, this disease is caused by someone who consumes food or drink that is contaminated with bacteria. So it's not specific to ice cream. Even water when contaminated with bacteria, can cause typhus. So the focus is more on hygiene, not on the type of food.



  

The next reason might be when someone coughs, the sweet taste in ice cream can trigger phlegm production which can then aggravate someone's cough, and make it disturbed. So that even those who cough are prohibited from consuming ice cream, it is not specific to the ice cream, but to everything that is sweet, whether it's food or drink.



  

So back to your question, it is OK for those who are recovering from typing to consume ice cream, as long as you can be sure the ice cream comes from a hygienic place, and not in excessive amounts. In addition, because the context is recovery, the body will actually benefit more from warm foods and drinks that are rich in nutrients such as chicken and vegetable soup and fruit, rather than ice cream. So even though it is not prohibited, it would be far better to eat other foods for faster recovery. So, hopefully answering your question.