Nutritional Therapy (Diet)
Safe with pregnancy
The use of specifically tailored diet to help your body protect against diseases, treat some medical conditions and their symptoms, and to restore health and function. If desired, it is best to seek such advice from a trained nutritionist or dietician
Caution
Their recommended methods:
Can be expensive and unaffordable
May be very strict and unpalatable to the patient
Therapy for:
Eating disorders
Diabetes Mellitus
Food Allergies
Gut disorders
Immune system disorders
Supportive HIV care
Pregnancy
Ulcers
Bone disorders including osteoporosis
Kidney diseases
Cancer supportive care
Involuntary weight loss
Desired Weight loss
Comments
Nutritional Therapists are usually valued highly by other members of the healthcare team.
Most treatment interventions rest on good nutrition, therefore the advice of a good therapist is always important.
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