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I would think bad. They need carbs for energy and for muscle growth. I don't think their bodys are ready for fat flushing and I really don't think there kidneys will be able to handle the ketosis it goes through. I would ask a dr.
Are you mad.. why on earth would you deprive your child from dairy products which is so important when growing.. plus its totally cruel!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
What a weird question. Children especially need lots of wholesome food from every food group. Give them whole milk, eggs, lots of vegetables, fish, some meat, potatoes, sweet potatoes, and all the fruits you can think of. Just don't force feed them and don't allow any junk food in the house. And don't give in to childish food preferences like sticky desserts and sodas. They won't even deisre these if they are not brought up eating them. Serve tasty home-cooked meals and they will eat them. Buy organic if you can afford it. You will have fine healthy children of normal weight, with bright eyes and plenty of energy. Those obese children you see waddling around are allowed to eat whatever they want and their houses are stocked with junk food that their lazy parents do not even feed to their dogs.