What special diet would you recommend to bring the abdomen of a patient on the medium level and why??
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Leafy, dark-colored greens like kale and spinach, for their high iron and B-vitamin content.
Plenty of whole grains, like whole wheat pastas, breads, and cereals.
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Dec 16, 2009
Choose protein-rich foods.
Lean meats such as chicken, fish, or turkey.
Eggs.
Low-fat dairy products such as milk, yogurt, and cheese or dairy substitutes.
Nuts and nut butters.
Beans.
Soy foods.
Choose tender meats cooked without added fat, including chicken, turkey, beef, pork and lamb. Eat soy based meat products, eggs, fish and smooth nut butters.
Avoid fried meats. Avoid processed meats like salami, bologna, bacon, sausages or hot dogs. Avoid tough or chewy meats.
Leafy, dark-colored greens like kale and spinach, for their high iron and B-vitamin content.
Plenty of whole grains, like whole wheat pastas, breads, and cereals.
More items...
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Dec 16, 2009
Choose protein-rich foods.
Lean meats such as chicken, fish, or turkey.
Eggs.
Low-fat dairy products such as milk, yogurt, and cheese or dairy substitutes.
Nuts and nut butters.
Beans.
Soy foods.
Choose tender meats cooked without added fat, including chicken, turkey, beef, pork and lamb. Eat soy based meat products, eggs, fish and smooth nut butters.
Avoid fried meats. Avoid processed meats like salami, bologna, bacon, sausages or hot dogs. Avoid tough or chewy meats.
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