Definition Diet Therapeutics
Diets that require modification of the nutrients for the treatment of a disease. It involves raising or lowering one or more macronutrients such as protein, carbohydrates, fats and micronutrients such as vitamins and minerals.
Who require therapeutic diet?
- Patients who suffer from diseases that require specific dietary modifications,
- Such diet modifications which could help the healing process or to control the disease in the long run.
- Examples: Patients Diabetes, hypertension and so on.
The Example Therapeutic Diet
1) DIABETIC DIET
Objective:
- To control blood sugar levels.
- To achieve / maintain your ideal weight.
- Prevent / delay the complications.
Preparation method:
- Avoid the use of sugar in food and drinks.
- Avoid consumption of sweetened condensed milk to drink, use low-fat milk powder.
- Avoid serving sweet cakes or biscuits.
- Use margarine as a substitute for a jam and the like.
- Use fresh fruits, do not use fruit canned in. (Fruit such as bananas less promoted)
- Serve carbohydrates such as bread, rice, noodles or porridge must be in accordance with the portion set by the Dietitian.
- Serve two types of vegetables at lunch and dinner.
2) LOW SALT DIET
Objective:
- To control the level of sodium / sodium in the blood.
- To control the patient's blood pressure.
Preparation method:
- Avoid using salt when cooking.
- All ingredients high in salt is not allowed to use:
- Soy sauce
- Oyster sauce
- Canned sardines
- Stock cubes (tom yam paste / chicken cubes / anchovies)
- Ajinomoto
- Cheese / cheese
- Nuggets and processed meats such as sausages.
3) LOW-FAT DIET
Objective:
- To lose weight
- To lower the fat content in the blood.
Preparation method:
- Remove fat from meat and poultry fat and skin.
- Do not use oil during cooking.
- Do not use coconut milk and ghee (ghee).
- Use low-fat milk / skimming for drinks or milk substitute.
- Cook using the grill, steam, boil or bake. (Use a microwave oven or fryer or non steaks)
- Use as a substitute margarine and jam like (to put on the bread)
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