Share Page

Special Diets: Publications and Resources

Summary: Disabled World's Special Diets for Health Conditions and Allergies section provides practical information on managing various health issues through dietary adjustments. Articles cover topics like gluten-free diets for celiac disease, low-sodium plans for hypertension, and modified diets for diabetes, offering guidance on food choices and meal planning. These resources are designed to help individuals, including those with disabilities and seniors, understand how specific dietary changes can impact their health and well-being. The content aims to translate complex nutritional concepts into accessible, actionable advice, offering insights into how diet can be a tool for managing chronic conditions and improving overall quality of life.

Searching the Academic Database: The data table below lists articles and research papers from our Special Diets category. Some items may be updated or revised, but the table defaults to sorting by descending publication date; you can search and sort by clicking column headers (JavaScript required).

Items in this category are also distributed via our Special Diets RSS feed.

Special Diets: Publications and Resources
Title of
Document
Paper
Author
Peer
Review
Preface / PostfacePublication
Type
Publish
Date
Updated / Revised
Food Texture Preference for Kids with Down SyndromeWashington State UniversityYes2022/08/292023/01/04
Study Finds Plant Protein, Fiber, Nuts Lower Cholesterol, Improve Blood PressurePhysicians Committee for Responsible Medicine2018/06/052018/06/07
Investigating Link Between Parkinson Disease and Binge EatingScuola Internazionale Superiore di Studi Avanzati2018/04/03
Comprehensive Mediterranean Diet May Shield Against Aggressive Prostate CancerElsevierYes✓ PrefaceFindings2018/01/212025/01/26
Diet-to-Go Meal Delivery Plan for People with Prediabetes or DiabetesDiet-to-Go2016/01/052020/11/24
The Ketogenic Diet for Controlling Epilepsy SeizuresThomas C. Weiss2014/09/232021/05/16
Possible New Therapies for People with Celiac Disease or Gluten IntoleranceMcMaster University2014/04/032021/08/17
eMeals: Low Calorie Menu Planners Sent to Your EmaileMeals2013/12/302021/09/22
Rickets Disease and Appropriate NutritionThomas C. Weiss2013/11/112021/08/30
Importance of Fiber to Children According to KelloggsKellogg Company2012/09/062022/02/08
Dietary Changes Can Help Children with ADHDUniversity of Copenhagen2012/04/262022/05/26
Low Glycemic Index Foods for Breakfast Control Daily Blood SugarInstitute of Food Science and Technology2012/04/042021/09/26
Curry Spice May Offer Hope for Tendinitis TreatmentThe University of Nottingham2011/08/222022/01/08
Eating Nuts Improves Diabetes Control Without Weight GainThe Peanut Institute2011/08/192013/08/01
Home Remedies and Honey Recipes for Cough and Sore ThroatIan C. Langtree2011/05/052015/04/19
Calls for Greater Awareness of Food Supply for Children with DiabetesElsevier Health Sciences2010/12/03
New Lyme Disease Cookbook and RecipesPeconic Publishing, LLC2010/12/01
Diverse Vegetable Diet may Decrease Risk of Lung CancerAmerican Association for Cancer Research2010/09/11
Celebrate World Heart Day with Healthy RecipesCANOLAINFO2010/09/02
Cooking Tips to Lower High-cholesterolGeorgia Rascon2010/06/072013/03/23
High Protein Egg Breakfasts Help Teen ObesityEgg Nutrition Center2010/06/022017/09/21
Study Finds Autism-Specific Diet Ineffective for Behavioral ChangesUniversity of Rochester Medical CenterYesResearch, Study, Analysis2010/05/202024/07/19
Dietary Protein may Reduce Hip Fractures in SeniorsHebrew SeniorLife Institute for Aging Research2010/05/05
Weight Loss for Type 2 DiabeticsMatt Denos, PhD2010/03/252018/01/26
Eating Right to Fight DiabetesSandra Bentley2010/03/172013/03/23
List of Foods That Keep Your Eyes HealthyLaser Eye Center of Silicon Valley2010/02/272019/05/06
Ankylosing Spondylitis Diet InformationJacob Morrow2010/01/072018/03/15
Essential Nutrition Guide: Optimizing Protein Intake After Lap Band SurgeryIan C. LangtreeInformative2009/09/162024/07/19
Mediterranean Diet Trumps Low-fat Diet for Diabetes ManagementAmerican College of Physicians2009/09/09
Senior Health and Nutrition: What Seniors should be EatingStacey Crevoiserat2009/06/252018/03/15
How to Bulk Up on Fiber to Clean Colon and IntestinesIan C. Langtree✓ PrefaceInformative2009/06/202024/10/07
Diet May Reduce Risk of Prostate CancerWiley-BlackwellYesInformative2009/06/032023/11/09
What Type of Diabetes Diet is BestJanet Smith2009/04/062011/05/29
Lupus Diet and Nutrition InformationStacey Becker2009/01/132018/03/16
Diets to Prevent CancerAlan Wighton2008/12/302018/03/15

Note: Disabled World presents this compilation of publications relevant to disabilities as a valuable resource. However, inclusion in the database does not necessarily imply endorsement or agreement with the content by Disabled-World.com

Submit disability-related articles and peer-reviewed manuscripts and papers for publication consideration on Disabled World free of charge. Ensure submissions adhere to our guidelines. Please contact us with any questions prior to submission.

Academic Databases on Related Topics

Share Page

Citing Information and Page References

Founded in 2004, Disabled World (DW) is a leading resource on disabilities, assistive technologies, and accessibility, supporting the disability community. Learn more on our About Us page.

Cite This Page (APA): Disabled World (DW). (Rev. 2025, March 20). Special Diets for Health Conditions and Allergies Publications. Disabled World (DW). Retrieved September 11, 2025 from www.disabled-world.com/fitness/diets/special-2/

Permalink: Special Diets for Health Conditions and Allergies: Database of <a href="https://www.disabled-world.com/fitness/diets/special-2/">Special Diets documents, papers, and peer reviewed publications</a> - Disabled World (DW).

While we strive to provide accurate and up-to-date information, it's important to note that our content is for general informational purposes only. We always recommend consulting qualified healthcare professionals for personalized medical advice. Any 3rd party offering or advertising does not constitute an endorsement.