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Overcoming malnutrition in all its forms (including undernutrition, micronutrient deficiencies, overweight and, obesity) is more than securing enough food for survival, especially what children eat – they must also be nutritious. This study documented the effects of feeding the DOST-PINOY complementary food to malnourished kids ranging from 14 months to 54 months, non-school age children. Four ‘barangays’ in the city with the highest incidence of malnutrition (based on 2016 data) became recipients of the study during a four’ year consecutive period. The children were categorized as severely underweight or underweight children. The feeding program used Rice-Mongo crunches (RMC), which was feed continuously for 120 days. The results showed an increase in the weight gained during the four months of feeding with RMC . Furthermore, there was a significant difference in weights during the 1st, 2nd, 3rd and 4th months of feeding against the initial weights. The increase in weight varied between 0.20-0.800 kg as observe per child per month. At the end of the 4th month of feeding, the total weight gained varied from 0.3 kg to 2.8 kg per child.

Assessing the effect of using Rice-Mongo Crunchies(RMC) as complementary food in Malnutrition Feeding programs