Treating cavernous malformations. Treatment decisions will be made between the patient and a team of physicians on a case-by-case basis and will depend on the location of the cavernous malformation, the severity and nature of symptoms, the patientâs age and health status, and the risk involved in treatment.
Also known as black-seeded beans or simply black beans, turtle beans are beans that are distinguished by their black skin over a light tan or cream flesh. Turtle beans tend to be somewhat smaller than other types of beans, and offer a slightly sweet taste to any recipe that calls for the inclusion of the beans.
Collard greens, berries, cantaloupe, squash and romaine lettuce are great food options for your baby turtle's plant-matter needs. Do not feed your baby turtle iceberg lettuce, as it has virtually no nutritional value. Dark-colored lettuce (such as romaine) and richly colored fruits and vegetables are best. Also, harder-to-chew plant matter, such as carrots or apples, may be difficult for your baby turtle to consume.