He has arthritic knees and a vertigo problem.  He has no \nteeth, therefore, is unable to eat crunchy food.  I need \nideas, please.  and thanks so much!
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He may need a little to do some of this. Like someone to help him move from his chair to a bench and that sort of thing. For chest, try flat bench press and then incline bench press. For back try doing seated bent over dumbbell rows. This is where you bend from a seated postion and do a rowing motion. Then cable pulldowns. For shoulder, do shoulder press, lateral raises and shrugs, all with dumbbells in a seated position. He can try weighted situps for abs if able. For arms try, curls and tricep extensions, which can be done seated.\n\nFor cardio have him push himself around in his chair or other device.
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If he can tolerate OJ without reactions to the acid, then it's good for him. But alternate it with other less acid juices like apple and white grape and be sure he drinks water also. Does he like cheese or yogurt? He needs the equivalent of three 8oz bottles of milk a day for the calcium and protein found in milk.  Unles he's lactose intolerant, there should be a way for him to like it, have you tried strawberry Quick in his milk? Most kids love it that way, and the small amount of sugar in the strawberry syrup shouldn't hurt, as long as he isn't eating a lot of sweets / junk.
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I can give you a good medical miracle from God. Back in April, my brother was found in a coma with a Blood Sugar of 10. He was hospitalized in an ICU unit on a vent. The Dr's said they could find nothing wrong with him, as he had no past history of diabetes and after entering the hospital his blood sugar was normal. They didn't expect him to come off the vent and was talking about putting a tracheostomy in his neck. All of the church members where we attend church began praying for him day and night. After a few days he was completely off the vent without the Dr's doing anything to help this. After a few weeks, he was walking again, talking again and eating on his own. Again all to the Dr's surprise. They were totally baffled by it. After about 3 weeks in the hospital he was released to go home and is still doing very well. There's nothing God can't do!!!!!!!!!!!!!! God bless you & your friend and I will keep her in my prayers.
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he needs more potassium in his diet, also drink lots of mineral water in the evening...like Apollinaris etc.
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I just emailed you! Lol! I have a 7 year old with autism who is on a gluten free/casein free diet. He is EXTREMELY hyperactive. Before I put him on the diet (he was almost 3) he would be even MORE hyper after eating foods with milk, and would have these crazy laughing spells. He already bounces off the walls, but it was obviously more so with the milk products, not to mention the stools he would have after eating them. I was changing like 10 pull ups a day. He would not even touch milk after I took him off of the bottle but he was addicted to cheese, and cereals/crackers with wheat in them.  AFTER I put him on the diet, within a matter of only a couple of weeks, he just stopped peeing on himself. Period, including at night. So to me I related that directly to the diet. I have wanted to give up on the diet sometimes, but you know, every time I let him have some foods which he normally doesn't have, he acts even more hyper than usual, and if you knew my son you would find that hard to believe! Lol! I have considered Feingold as well as vitamin therapy(B6 and Magnesium), but with my financial situation and stress level, any more changes would just be really hard for me to enforce right now. I also had completely takem him off of sugar for a long time, but I have caved and so he has it every now and then. I can't really tell if it affects his behavior or not. I am still looking for a solution that works, I am just kind of burned out by the trial and error of it all!
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One very simple thing you can do to help him with his diabetes, is to have him eat 5 times a day. If he has small frequent meals, his chances of going into a hypoglycemic episode are greatly reduced. He sounds healthy otherwise, so just keep giving him little snacks to eat besides the regular three meals a day. If for some reason he can't eat often while at work, he can at least eat something on his breaks which should be about every two hours. I hope this helps!
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that fit perfectly in women health section!!\nI hope he was drinking water while swallowing!!\nLol.....awesome..thanks for the unexpected laugh!! another good one? so, see you in the Sociology section....!! lmao
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Orajel swipes ( q tips ). they taste yummy and numb the pain.\nAnd don't feed him citrus foods. That makes the pain more intense.
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maybe he didnt eat enough
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Sounds to me he's dehydrated , he needs to drink at least 4 litres of water a day\nDrink more water\n\nIm from the desert and thats what happens when you dont drink enough water
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First, he needs to see a diabetic specialist or his family doctor. Ask for an AC1 test. What have his sugars been over the past three months? Has he been snacking? As well, 4 small meals isn't really enough. He should be eating 3 well-balanced meals (your local diabetes association or doctor can help you with this and there are places that can offer advice on nutrition for diabetics) with snacks in between. Remember, raw vegetables are better than cooked and be careful with fruits. Fruits contain sugar and not all fruits contain the same amount fructose. Also, read the ingredients on foods you buy. Some foods contain an outragous amount of sugar even though they say "lite" or "fat-free". Also, remember, less fat is better. How much does he weigh? The more he's overweight, the higher his sugars are likely to go. Exercise is also important. Don't worry about joining the local gym, just a walk in the evening or something like that will do. Maybe a swim. It doesn't have to be difficult. Most of all, though, talk to your doctor. Insulin and medication levels may have to be changed or tests may have to be run. Your doctor is an invaluable resource in this matter. No food in the world is going to do what your husband and your doctor can do.
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Ok . There serveral thing that he need to do.\n\nFirstly, he need to report to his MO( medical Officer) at his camp. Report about his sickness.\n\nSecondly, he need to talk to his CO (commanding officer) about his sickness and causes of it. If it due to work stress he might be attached to another department or unit.\n\nThis is very important please tell him to go proper chain of command because he might be charged for not declaring his sickness. If need any help contact me or email me.
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try eating bananas. they have pottassium in them
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Change what types of food are available for this person. If the eating is uncontrollable, then have good foods around. If the junk food is not available, then they will have no choice but to eat the healthier foods. But, make them easily accessible.  \n\nHave the carrot sticks already cut up. Let them eat pretzels instead of Fritos or Cheetos. Instead of soda, have tons of cold  water bottles in the fridge. Yes, they will complain but hey...if you don't bring the junk food around, they can't eat it!
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NO biggie, ask him to do quadrant scaling. (corners of your mouth) on different days. Then he can freeze. It's nothing new, they do it all the time for patients with heavy buildup. Goodluck, hope this helps!!!
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Awww, poor guy! I hope he gets well soon! As for how to cheer him up, I'd say just be yourself, and don't wear him out too much! Talk to him (unless he has a headache), maybe rent a movie to watch, take him something good to eat (don't worry- you can have a bite as well), if he likes reading, then take out some good books from the library... Be cheerful, and don't keep asking him if it really hurts, and telling him how sorry you are! I'm sure he'll really appreciate you going to see him!
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seriously a big matter, i feel this is a case of very severe food poisoning, please go see a doctor to get a jab, i remember the last time i had one of those, i was so sick i couldnt move. Hope you bring your partner there as soon as possible, Cheers