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Availability of Women Nutrition and Disease and Nutritious Diet


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The research paper presented is based on the availability of nutrition and nutritious food in which a comparative study of urban and rural women has been done, due to the hard work, women do not pay attention to their diet and rural women also after the animal husbandry Producers do not accept product, which is the main source of protein. In addition to this, financial status, geographical conditions and education and superstition prevailing from ancient time towards food in society affect female nutrition. The need for nutrition in women increases most during pregnancy because the fetus fulfills its nutritional requirements with pregnancy. In the absence of nutrition, women and child health is being affected. Rural women are not taking adequate amounts of protein, vitamins, iron, and calcium sources, fruits, vegetables, milk curd, meat ova, pulses, in which there is anemia, frequency of miscarriage and infant mortality rates in women.

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Female Education, Abortion, Infant Mortality, Nutrition and Diet.
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Authors

Sunita Negi
Department of Anthropology, H.N.B.G.U Central University, Srinagar Garhwal, Uttarakhand, India
Bina Saklani
Department of Anthropology, H.N.B.G.U Central University, Srinagar Garhwal, Uttarakhand, India

Abstract


The research paper presented is based on the availability of nutrition and nutritious food in which a comparative study of urban and rural women has been done, due to the hard work, women do not pay attention to their diet and rural women also after the animal husbandry Producers do not accept product, which is the main source of protein. In addition to this, financial status, geographical conditions and education and superstition prevailing from ancient time towards food in society affect female nutrition. The need for nutrition in women increases most during pregnancy because the fetus fulfills its nutritional requirements with pregnancy. In the absence of nutrition, women and child health is being affected. Rural women are not taking adequate amounts of protein, vitamins, iron, and calcium sources, fruits, vegetables, milk curd, meat ova, pulses, in which there is anemia, frequency of miscarriage and infant mortality rates in women.

Keywords


Female Education, Abortion, Infant Mortality, Nutrition and Diet.

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