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1.1. Прочитайте. Докажите, что это текст. Озаглавьте его. Какой вывод вы сделали для себя? В нашей стране укрепилась традиция пить чай во время еды, а иногда мы еду за- меняем чаепитием?, ссылаясь на поговорку «чай не пьёшь откуда сила? » Но нуж- Но знать, что неправильное употребление чая может вызвать анемию (в народе малокровие), так как чай содержит кофеин, который усложняет? усвоение? белков. В Кыргызстане очень высокий процент анемии среди детей. Пить чай нужно за два часа до или после еды. Не следует заменять приём? пищи чаем. Детям необходимо питаться не менее трёх раз в день. Вместо чая лучше пить компот из сухофруктов, национальные напитки: чалап, максым, айран. Из пособия о здоровом образе жизни​

Answer 1

Ответ:

Объяснение:

Это текст т.к. все предложения связаны между собой по смыслу.Заголовок:Чай не самый полезный напиток!

Чай нужно пить,но не очень часто, желательно заменять его любыми другими напитками без кофеина.

Answer 2

Text Analysis and Conclusion

The text discusses the tradition of drinking tea during meals in the country and warns about the potential negative effects of improper tea consumption, such as causing anemia due to the caffeine content hindering protein absorption. It also highlights the high percentage of anemia among children in Kyrgyzstan and advises on the proper timing of tea consumption in relation to meals. Additionally, it suggests alternative beverages such as compote from dried fruits and traditional drinks like chalap, maksym, and ayran for children's consumption.

The conclusion drawn from the text is that while the tradition of drinking tea during meals is prevalent, improper tea consumption can lead to health issues, particularly among children. It emphasizes the importance of proper meal timing and suggests alternative beverages to tea for children's consumption.

Title of the Text

The text can be titled as "The Tradition of Tea Consumption and its Health Implications in Kyrgyzstan".

Health Implications of Tea Consumption

The tradition of drinking tea during meals is prevalent in Kyrgyzstan, often supported by the saying "чай не пьёшь откуда сила?" (translated as "you don't drink tea where strength comes from?"). However, it is important to note that improper tea consumption can lead to anemia, especially among children, due to the caffeine content hindering protein absorption .

Anemia Among Children in Kyrgyzstan

The text highlights a very high percentage of anemia among children in Kyrgyzstan. It advises that tea should be consumed two hours before or after meals and should not be used as a meal replacement. It also stresses the importance of children having at least three meals a day and suggests alternative beverages such as compote from dried fruits and traditional drinks like chalap, maksym, and ayran .

The information provided in the text emphasizes the potential health risks associated with improper tea consumption and the importance of proper meal timing and alternative beverages for children's consumption.