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The article clearly states that these are "healthy" children who were "uninterested" in eating meals when they consume lychee. I don't see the word "malnourishe
by shripadk 10y ago
The article clearly states that these are "healthy" children who were "uninterested" in eating meals when they consume lychee. I don't see the word "malnourished" or "religious practices" mentioned anywhere in the article.
- woliveirajr 10y ago1 - malnourished: "The children's age and state of nourishment were also factors." 2 - religious practices: I don't say that this was said in the article. I'm conjecturing that "religious practices" could arise, in the past, when people could relate, for example, that children eating those fruits could fall ill, and then could create some religious practice about it.
- BeetleB 10y agoQuote from the article: >The children's age and state of nourishment were also factors. Caption also mentions malnourishment.