Side Effect Management through Diet and Nutrition
Side Effect Management through Diet and Nutrition Side Effect Management through Diet and Nutrition
1/15/2013 o Limit portion sizes-6 to 8 small meals o Liquids between meals o Avoid foods high in simple sugars o More complex carbs o Add soluble fiber Eat small frequent meals (6-8/day) Plan meals/snacks the day before Get plenty of fluids (10-12 cups per day of non-alcoholic fluid) Limit use/portions of fat containing foods Choose nutrient dense foods Be active 16
1/15/2013 Plant based diet 2 ½ cups of fruits and vegetables per day. – Even better: 3 ½-4 ½ cups per day. (If raw vegetables hard to digest, use cooked or juiced) Healthy Fats Limit red meat Be active- at least 30 minutes per day Take enzymes Take acid reducing medication (if prescribed by your surgeon) Follow with primary doctor for diabetes management and bone health “One a day” multivitamin and mineral supplement Calcium with vitamin D Fish oil/omega-3’s 17
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1/15/2013<br />
o Limit portion sizes-6 to 8 small meals<br />
o Liquids between meals<br />
o Avoid foods high in simple sugars<br />
o More complex carbs<br />
o Add soluble fiber<br />
Eat small frequent meals (6-8/day)<br />
Plan meals/snacks the day before<br />
Get plenty of fluids (10-12 cups per day of<br />
non-alcoholic fluid)<br />
Limit use/portions of fat containing foods<br />
Choose nutrient dense foods<br />
Be active<br />
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