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Nutrition for the Person with Cancer During Treatment
www.cancer.orgTips to increase calories and protein 16 ... Nutrition after treatment ends 46 Tips for healthy eating after cancer 46 ... carbohydrates – fruits, vegetables, and whole grains – also supply needed vitamins and minerals, fiber, and phytonutrients to the body’s cells. (Phytonutrients are chemicals in plant-based
Quick Nutrition Guide for Bariatric Surgery - Mercy
www.mercy.net• Include fruits, vegetables, whole grains, lean protein and low-fat dairy to have a well-balanced meal plan prior to surgery. • Limit or eliminate simple sugars and high fat foods. • Stop smoking and all forms of tobacco use. • Choose only water and sugar-free, decaffeinated, non-carbonated beverages. • Drink 48-64 ounces (6-8
GUIDELINES FOR AMERICANS Healthy Eating Pattern 2015 …
health.govProtein Dairy . Taco salad . Fruits Grains Vegetables Oils . ½ cup avocado 2 ounces 1 tsp lime juice tortilla chips 1 cup chopped 2 ounces lettuce cooked 2 Tbsp salsa ground turkey ½ ounce low-fat 2 tsp corn oil cheddar cheese for cooking turkey . Tofu-vegetable stir-fry . Fruits Grains . 1 cup cooked. Protein Dairy Oils . ¼ cup pineapple ...
School Food Standards
www.schoolfoodplan.comJan 05, 2015 · Fruit and vegetables add colour, flavour and variety to meals. TOP TIPS Make sure your ‘meal deals’ always contain at least one portion of vegetable and one portion of fruit. Provide at least two different coloured vegetables and fruits each day. Buy fruit and vegetables that are in season.
Start Simple With MyPlate Today - Dietary Guidelines
www.dietaryguidelines.govMake half your plate fruits & vegetables. Focus on whole fruits. Vary your . veggies. Move to low-fat or . fat-free dairy milk or yogurt (or lactose-free dairy or . fortified soy versions). Make half your grains whole grains. Vary your . protein routine. Choose foods and beverages with less . added sugars, saturated fat, and sodium.
Basic Diabetes Meal Plan - drcmd.com
www.drcmd.comEach meal or snack should contain protein. When planning meals, select a variety of foods from each food group, and watch your portion sizes. Increase your fiber intake. Choose wholegrain breads and cereals. Eat plenty of vegetables, and choose whole fruits instead of fruit juices.
Bariatric Nutrtion and Lifestyle Plan - Kaiser Permanente
wa.kaiserpermanente.orgFruits & vegetables - 5+ a day • Vegetables and fruits are packed full of nutrients, are low calorie and very filling. • Aim for 5+ servings a day (ratio of 3 vegetables & 2 fruits). • Start with 1 fruit and 1 veggie a day. • Gradually increase until consistently eating 5+ …
ION g C - NATA
www.nata.org4. Consider Injury Specific Nutrition Interventions: Concussion: Early nutrition is key in concussion recovery. As soon as the decision has been made to remove the athlete from play, provide a protein rich snack (granola bar with 10 to 20 grams of protein, shelf-stable choc-olate milk). A study completed with military personnel showed that when