Special Diets for Health Conditions, Allergies, Diabetes: Publications and Documents
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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 Database
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| Title and Description | Ed | Publish Revised |
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| FODMAP Diet Chart: Food to Eat and Avoid for Better Digestion Find out which foods to include and eliminate on a low FODMAP diet to reduce bloating, gas, and IBS symptoms with this practical reference guide. | ✓ ✓ | |
| Low FODMAP Diets: A Guide to Digestive Health & Wellness Paper explains how FODMAPs affect digestion and how low FODMAP diets help IBS symptoms in general populations, seniors, and people with disabilities. | ✓ ✓ | |
| Food Texture Preference for Kids with Down Syndrome Paper examines what food textures children with Down syndrome liked or didn't like and how those preferences compared to typically developing children's preferences. | ||
| Study Finds Plant Protein, Fiber, Nuts Lower Cholesterol, Improve Blood Pressure Diet based on Portfolio Diet which is a plant-based dietary pattern that emphasizes a portfolio of four proven cholesterol-lowering foods. | ||
| Investigating Link Between Parkinson Disease and Binge Eating Study investigates reason why some people with Parkinson Disease binge eat - SISSA has identified working memory impairment and alteration in reward sensitivity among possible origins. | ||
| Mediterranean Diet Cuts Aggressive Prostate Cancer Risk Men following a Mediterranean diet rich in fish, vegetables, legumes, and olive oil showed significantly lower risk of aggressive prostate cancer. | ✓ ✓ | |
| Diet-to-Go Meal Delivery Plan for People with Prediabetes or Diabetes Diet-to-Go calorie-controlled meal plan specifically for people with Type 2 diabetes or prediabetes aims to help people lose and manage their weight. | ||
| The Ketogenic Diet for Controlling Epilepsy Seizures Information regarding the ketogenic diet as a method for controlling epilepsy and epileptic seizures, particularly in children. | ||
| Possible New Therapies for People with Celiac Disease or Gluten Intolerance Researchers discover key molecule that could lead to new therapies for people with celiac disease a painful and un-treatable autoimmune disorder. | ||
| eMeals: Low Calorie Menu Planners Sent to Your Email Receive adult and childrens weekly low calorie menus and recipes emailed direct to you from eMeals. | ||
| Rickets Disease and Appropriate Nutrition Information regarding eating healthy including mineral and vitamin supplements for persons with Rickets. | ||
| Importance of Fiber to Children According to Kelloggs Research shows children are not getting enough fiber in their diet as a nutrient benefit to help maintain healthy weight support digestive health and heart health. | ||
| Dietary Changes Can Help Children with ADHD The report shows that there are potential benefits in changing the diets of children with ADHD, but that key knowledge in the area is still lacking. | ||
| Low Glycemic Index Foods for Breakfast Control Daily Blood Sugar Eating foods at breakfast that have a low glycemic index may help prevent a spike in blood sugar throughout the day. | ||
| Curry Spice May Offer Hope for Tendinitis Treatment A derivative of a common culinary spice found in Indian curries could offer a new treatment hope for sufferers of the painful condition tendinitis, an international team of researchers has shown. | ||
| Eating Nuts Improves Diabetes Control Without Weight Gain New study shows replacing carbohydrates with two ounces of nuts such as peanuts improves blood glucose control and blood lipids in people with type 2 diabetes. | ||
| Home Remedies and Honey Recipes for Cough and Sore Throat Home recipes using herbs and honey to cure cough for adults and children with sore throats. | ||
| Calls for Greater Awareness of Food Supply for Children with Diabetes Managing diabetes in a child requires a careful balance of insulin diet and exercise. | ||
| New Lyme Disease Cookbook and Recipes The book includes recipes and practical tips designed to help people with Lyme Disease feel better through healthier eating. | ||
| Diverse Vegetable Diet may Decrease Risk of Lung Cancer Adding a variety of vegetables to the diet may decrease the chance of getting lung cancer and lower risk of squamous cell lung cancer among smokers. | ||
| Celebrate World Heart Day with Healthy Recipes A healthy lifestyle can save the majority of these lives by preventing heart disease. | ||
| Cooking Tips to Lower High-cholesterol To get rid of the cholesterol and fat in your diet follow these tips when you are cooking. | ||
| High Protein Egg Breakfasts Help Teen Obesity Research reveals protein can help teens reduce calorie consumption and control weight. | ||
| Study Finds Autism-Specific Diet Ineffective for Behavioral Changes Gluten-free casein-free diets for autism lack scientific evidence of benefits for behavior, sleep, attention or bowel function. | ||
| Dietary Protein may Reduce Hip Fractures in Seniors Hebrew SeniorLife Institute for Aging Research recommends more protein in diet to prevent fractures. | ||
| Weight Loss for Type 2 Diabetics Weight loss can be a very efficient means to counteract the effects of type 2 diabetes. | ||
| Eating Right to Fight Diabetes Eating right and exercising regularly reduce the symptoms of diabetes or prevent it from happening. | ||
| List of Foods That Keep Your Eyes Healthy The following list of foods provides good to excellent antioxidant support for healthy eyes. | ||
| Ankylosing Spondylitis Diet Information Dietary changes reported to assist in reducing inflammation and pain in joints of a person with Ankylosing Spondylitis. | ||
| Essential Nutrition Guide: Optimizing Protein Intake After Lap Band Surgery After a Lap Band procedure you will need to follow a strict dietary program to prevent vomiting and stomach tissue from sliding through the band. | ||
| Mediterranean Diet Beats Low-Fat for Diabetes Control Four-year study shows Mediterranean diet reduced diabetes medication needs by 26% compared to low-fat diet, with greater weight loss and better heart health. | ✓ ✓ | |
| Senior Health and Nutrition: What Seniors should be Eating Tips and commonly asked questions regarding seniors diet and nutrition needs to stay healthy. | ||
| How to Bulk Up on Fiber to Clean Colon and Intestines How to add the best fiber to your diet to bulk up stools and help clean your colon and intestines. | ✓ | |
| Diet May Reduce Risk of Prostate Cancer A diet low in fat and red meat and high in fruits and vegetables is beneficial in preventing and treating prostate cancer. | ||
| What Type of Diabetes Diet is Best Good nutrition for diabetes begins with a basic understanding of how what you are eating affects your diabetes and your blood sugar ranges. | ||
| Lupus Diet and Nutrition Information Examines some of the food in your diet you should and should not eat if you suffer from lupus. | ||
| Diets to Prevent Cancer A hundred years ago when cancer was almost unheard of we were eating a diet freshly grown in our own gardens. |
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