a diet for persons with dolikosigma?
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net is not a source for your query...contact a dietician plz
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Try this link:\nhttp://preventdisease.com/members/DFR/index-diet.html\n\nYou'll have to get a user/pass first but it's free:\nhttp://www.preventdisease.com/pdmembers.html
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as a nutritionist i will tell you that Bernstein is a quack, his diet it neither safe nor long term effective. On this type of low calorie diet, the body may degrade lean muscle mass to make up for its requirements in carbohydrate (i.e. glucose) that the brain needs. if you are looking for a book on weight-loss i would recommend reading something by Pritikin.\nI will also be happy to set you up with a weight-loss plan if you email me.
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Try Yahoo search under Diets.
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Treatment is ideally directed toward correcting the cause; however, the first aim is to prevent or treat dehydration and nutritional deficiencies. When possible, food intake should be continued even in patients with acute diarrhea. A physician should be consulted as to what type and how much food is permitted. Low-fat diets or more easily digestible fat is useful in some patients. The BRAT diet, which limits food intake to bananas, rice, applesauce, and toast, can help to resolve diarrhea. These foods provide soluble and insoluble fiber without irritation. If the toast is slightly burnt, the charcoal can help sequester toxins and pull them from the body. The patient should drink plenty of fluids, however, in severe cases hospitalization to provide intravenous fluids may be necessary. A physician should be notified if the patient is dehydrated, and if oral replacement is suggested then commercial (Pedialyte and others) or homemade preparations can be used. The World Health Organization(WHO) has provided this easy recipe for home preparation, which can be taken in frequent small sips:\n• table salt: 3/4 teaspoon\n• baking powder: 1 teaspoon\n• orange juice: 1 cup\n• water: 1 quart or liter\nSupplements\nNutrient replacement also plays a role in preventing and treating diarrhea. Zinc especially appears to have an effect on the immune system, and deficiency of this mineral can lead to chronic diarrhea. Also, zinc replacement improves growth in young patients.\nDietary supplements that are generally beneficial in the treatment of digestive disorders include:\n• vitamin C: 50-500 mg daily\n• vitamin B6: 50-150 mg daily\n• magnesium aspartate: 400 mg daily\n• vitamin E: 400 IU daily\n• glutamine: 3,000 mg daily\n• garlic, deodorized: 2,000 mg daily\n• deghycirrhizinated licorice: chew as needed
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I don't really recomend a liquid diet unless you're sick or disabled, but if you must:\n\nPlenty of juices and milk. These will provide you of many nutrients. Juices will supply you with carbohydrates, vitamins, and minerals, and certain milks will include the same as well as vital amino acids and fats (yes you do need fat no matter what cosmo girl and Oprah say).\n\nWater is very good rehydrating and cleansing, but you won't have to take it in such an abundance as everyone else says, especially if you're already taking an all liquid diet (being that most juuices and milks already have alot of water).
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you SHOULD TAKE PROPER DIET,WHICH SHOULD CONTAIN THINGS WHICH ARE RICH IN IRON.pALAK,BRINJAL,RAM TORI,ETC AND ALSO TAKE PROTINEX MIXED WITH MILK IN DAILY DIET.
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look up cabbage soup on google its a fast great diet!
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walk for at least 1 hr in the morn or do light exercise for 1/2 hr regularly.\navoid sweet and sugary food items. drink milk without sugar etc.\ntry to finish dinner by 8 o' clock and go to sleep by 10
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go see a dietician .....and take your mom
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Portion control of whatever you are choosing to eat.  That is the biggest thing.  If you want fries with your lunch eat a small order and not the jumbo size.  Replace current choices with fruit and veggies.\nDont forget to exercise 2-3 times weekly.\nTalk with your MD before beginning too much to quickly.\nDrink lots of water  (no or limit sodas, sweet drinks)\n\nPortion control. Limit sweets and sodas and dont forget to exercise.\n\nGood luck, it helped me.\n\nThen there is always surgery option, but that comes with another set of problems.\n\nGood luck.
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OMG!!!  Reasons for having one of the 40+ forms of MD has nothing to do with diet.  \n\nMuscular Dystrophies are caused from many different reasons as well as genetic problems but has nothing to do with what one eats.\n\nLearn the facts at MDA's website!
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try colored contact lenses instead of surgery to your own eyes.  you might regret it later on.  if you are not very very obese making your stomach smaller so you eat less is not an option.  bariatric surgery is only recommend for those who are grossly overweight.
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I would way apricots and a good protien snack like almonds. YOu could also drink a small protein shake with the apricots on the side.
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Well, I think the most obvious answer is to decrease your caloric intake.  Most of all, make the most of the calories you do take in.  Do your best to include lots of fruits and veggies.  Soups are an excellent way to do this.  Also, try to include bitter melon.  You can stir fry it or take a supplement.  Studies have shown it regulates blood sugar which can lead to significant weight loss. And try to talk to a physical therapist.  There may be some exercise you can do at whatever level of disability you're at.
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Read "The Miracle Of MSM"  by Dr Jacob and Dr Lawrence who have had experience and good results in treating scleroderma and lupus with MSM. You may also want to research PABA 10-20 grams, DMSO, Gotu kola 4-6 capsules, and bovine tracheal cartilege 6-12 capsules.\nSee pg 356 of Dr Atkins' Vita-Nutrient Solution. A good naturopath will be of inestimable value in helping you deal with this problem. Good luck and God Bless.
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http://www.healthcentral.com/diabetes/diet-000042_6-145.html\n\nhttp://adam.about.com/reports/000042_5.htm