Nutrition International
4.0 tawm ntawm 5 hnub qub (raws li 1 kev tshuaj xyuas)
txog:
Khoom noj khoom haus International, yav tas los Micronutrient Initiative (MI), yog ib lub koom haum thoob ntiaj teb tsis muaj txiaj ntsig hauv Canada uas ua haujlwm txhawm rau tshem tawm cov vitamin thiab ntxhia tsis txaus hauv cov tebchaws tsim. Txawm hais tias feem ntau tsuas yog xav tau los ntawm lub cev hauv qhov tsawg heev, vitamin thiab minerals - tseem hu ua micronutrients - txhawb nqa ntau yam kev ua haujlwm lom neeg tseem ceeb suav nrog kev loj hlob, kev tiv thaiv kab mob thiab qhov muag ua haujlwm, nrog rau kev loj hlob ntawm tus menyuam hauv lub hlwb, lub paj hlwb, thiab lub cev pob txha. Micronutrient deficiency yog ib hom kev noj zaub mov tsis txaus thiab yog ib qho teeb meem kev noj qab haus huv hauv ntau lub teb chaws tsim. Thoob plaws ntiaj teb, ntau tshaj li ob txhiab tus neeg nyob nrog cov vitamin thiab ntxhia tsis txaus.
muab:
07/03/2022 IB
Kev tshuaj xyuas ntawm Nutrition International
“The organization advocates for, and provides funding and technical assistance for salt iodisation, the distribution of multi-micronutrient powders, the fortification of staple foods such as wheat flour with vitamin A, iron and folic acid, and dietary supplementation with vitamin A, iron, zinc and folic acid. Since 1997, with funding support from the Government of Canada, Nutrition International has provided more than eight billion doses of vitamin A for use by UNICEF and national governments.” (https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Nutrition_International_(organization)#Work) – they probably provide these in a trade-free manner.
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