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Professor John Stein F R C P Oxford University says:-
“There is now overwhelming evidence that infants' nutrition plays a very important part in optimal development of their brains. In particular lack of essential micronutrients such as omega 3 fatty acids, vitamins and minerals can limit acquisition of cognitive skills very significantly. Hence the high quality of the food provided by the Willow Cottage Nurseries, as evidenced by their winning their National Nursery Food Award, is crucial to their fantastic success.”
John Stein studied Medicine and Neurology at Oxford University and then was appointed tutor in Medicine at Magdalen College, Oxford, ...
In August 2008 a study carried out at the University of Bristol indicates "that early eating patterns have effects that persist over time,regardless of later changes in diet. Dr Emmett said" So it is very important for children to eat a well balanced diet from an early age if they are to get the best out of their education".
Ref:Mail on Line Laura clark 13/08/08
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