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Parents who forced 'extreme' vegan diet on toddler and buried his body in garden jailed

  • Parents were jailed after forcing an extreme vegan diet on their toddler, resulting in his death from malnutrition.
  • The couple was found guilty of manslaughter due to neglecting their son's health and essential nutrients.
  • Witnesses stated that the child appeared unwell and underweight.
  • The judge highlighted the importance of parental responsibility in ensuring proper nutrition for children.
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A three-year-old boy died in Britain after being fed by his parents on a strict vegan diet that caused him severe malnutrition. Abiyah was fed exclusively with legumes, fruits, cereals and plant products. The absence of meat, fish, eggs, milk or honey in his diet caused him severe nutritional deficiencies, such as iron, calcium, vitamin B deficiency and protein. The child developed anemia and became sick from the flu, but his immune system, weak…

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The parents of the child, who died at the age of three, are sentenced to years in prison. The boy suffered from rickets, anemia and growth disorders.

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A three-year-old in Great Britain dies. His parents bury the body behind the house. After the child is found, it turns out that they fed him an unusual diet - an "extreme vegan diet". The court decides: death by neglect and sends the parents to prison for a very long time.

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Le Parisien broke the news in Paris, France on Wednesday, December 11, 2024.
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