People who suffer from?PCOD?(polycystic ovary syndroPCOD or Polycystic Ovary Disease is a kind of hormonal disorder that affects one in 10 women. It refers to a condition when a woman has a number of small cysts in the ovaries. Besides unpredictable hormonal behaviour, this condition can trigger diabetes, infertility, acne and excessive hair growth.
It's a fairly common disorder but one with no exact cure. Most PCOD patients are overweight and are asked to exercise which helps control the symptoms but a lot many people have a completely normal body type.?
There's no permanent cure for PCOD but the symptoms can be managed. With the right diet and adequate exercise, a few women have reported remarkable improvement.?
LIVER FAILURE ;-
The normal treatment for fatty liver disease whether it's alcohol-related or not, is to work toward a healty weight through diet and exercise. What should have a place on your plate?
Generally speaking, foods that fight cell damage, make it easier for your body to use insulin, or lower inflammation can help reverse the condition
Renal diet;-
I will give you nutritional guidelines that tell you how much protein, fat and carbohydrate you can eat, as well as how much potassium, phosphorus and sodium you can have each day. Because your diet needs to be lower in these minerals, you%u2019ll limit or avoid certain foods, while planning your meals.
Portion control is also important. HERE you will get tips for accurately measuring a serving size. What may be measured as one serving on a regular diet may count as three servings on the kidney diet.
Here we recommend you eat meals and snacks of the same size and calorie/carbohydrate content at certain times of the day to keep your blood glucose at an even level.
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Dt. Khushbu Shah
Nutritionist/ Dietician Register Now!
