Upcoming seminar "For children to develop optimal height"

(Dan Tri) - The online discussion organized by Dan Tri newspaper provides a scientific perspective, helping parents understand correctly and choose safe solutions for their children to develop optimal height.

Children's height and comprehensive development are always the top concerns of parents.

In fact, the average height of Vietnamese teenagers has improved significantly over the past decade, but there is still a gap compared to other countries in the region.

Many parents worry when their children are "short and underweight", so they try all kinds of nutritional supplements, even using many products advertised to increase height but of unknown origin, effectiveness or safety.

The online discussion organized by Dan Tri newspaper provides a scientific perspective, helping parents understand correctly and choose safe solutions for their children to develop optimal height (Photo: Dan Tri).

How can children reach optimal height? Is nutritional supplementation really necessary? And what is the safe, scientific choice?

In order to help the audience have a scientific view on this issue, Dan Tri newspaper organized an online discussion with the topic: "Height and comprehensive development of Vietnamese children".

The discussion will take place at 2:30 p.m. on October 23.

The program provides in-depth information, answering parents' practical questions about nutrition, lifestyle, and the role of nutritional supplements.

The seminar featured two experienced guests in the fields of nutrition and pharmaceuticals:

- Doctor Le Quang Hao, an expert with over 40 years of experience in nutritional examination and consultation, currently working at the Nutrition Department, Vinmec International General Hospital.

- Pharmacist Nguyen Van Tien Duc, Pharmacy Director of Pharmacity Pharmacy System, has many years of experience in managing and consulting on the safe use of nutritional supplements for children.

Two experts shared their views on the current height status of Vietnamese children, analyzed the causes of slow growth in children, and suggested sustainable solutions: from building a reasonable diet, getting enough sleep, exercising scientifically to choosing the right supplements.

Readers can send questions to experts now to discuss in the program.

Source: https://dantri.com.vn/suc-khoe/sap-dien-ra-toa-dam-de-tre-phat-trien-chieu-cao-toi-uu-20251022110735242.htm