Health
Signs your child may not be getting enough protein
Frequent hunger and changes in growth can signal that a child is not getting enough protein, says Dr Kamar Afshan, chief dietitian at Even Healthcare, Bengaluru. Protein supports growth, muscle development, immunity and tissue repair, and long-term shortfalls may slow growth and recovery. India's NFHS-5 found 35.5% of children under five are stunted.

This summary is based on reporting by Hindustan Times.
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