Drinking Milk Before Bed Makes Children Grow Taller? Doctor Reveals Refined Sugar is the Key
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Pediatric endocrinologist Dr. Wang Luting points out that the key to children's growth is lifestyle habits, not drinking milk before bed; excessive intake of refined sugars is the main cause of inhibiting growth hormone secretion. She advises parents to maintain a balanced diet and regular routines.
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- Q: How much growth hormone is secreted during the night?
- A: According to research in the journal Cells, about seventy percent of growth hormone is secreted at night.
- Q: When does the secretion of growth hormone reach its peak?
- A: It peaks during the first phase of deep sleep, which typically occurs 30 to 90 minutes after falling asleep.
- Q: How do refined sugars affect the secretion of growth hormone?
- A: Consuming refined sugars like sucrose and fructose can suppress growth hormone secretion for two to three hours.
- Q: What role does the natural lactose in milk play in children's growth?
- A: Natural lactose is a non-free sugar with bioactive nutrients that promote key hormones aiding growth.
- Q: What kind of milk should parents choose if children want late-night snacks?
- A: Parents should choose pure milk instead of flavored milk or other sugary dairy products for late-night snacks.