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586                     Medical Nutrition Therapy in Cardiodiabetes





              and  secondary prevention. Medical Nutritional Man-  saturated fats should be preferred. Try  to avoid sat-
              agement is  pointing  towards life  style  modification,   urated fat and transfat. The  caloric value by  fats in
              sepcifically in the obese where losing some pounds   diet should not exceed 25-35% .
              will be beneficial for reducing blood pressure too. The   Peanut  butter  and  buttermilk should be preferred
              first  and foremost  important point  will  be  cessation   over meat, buttter, whole milk, cream and cheese
              of smoking, limiting alcohol and increase in physical
              activity.                                          The foods rich in omega 3 fatty acids like tuna fish,
                                                                 rich in PUFA  like  avocado,  walnuts  should be  inte-
              There is no one diabetic diet that can suit all. . Modi-  gral part of diet therapy in cardiodiabetic. A fistful of
              fication of normal well balanced diet -based on nutri-  nuts  like almonds will bring positive  changes when
              tional needs of the individual will be more appropriate   included in daily diet.
              approach. Diet calculated in term of total calories tak-
              ing  in consideration  ratio  of carbohydrates, protein   A simple and fruitful approach in nutrition therapy is
              and fat should be individualized.                  one third of ttoal carlories distributed for early morn-
                                                                 ing and breakfast. Another one third for mid morning
              Of  the total  calories  carbohydrates contribute  50to   snacks popularly knonwn as munch and lunch. The
              60% , Protein 15-20%, Total fats 25-35%, Saturated fat   rest  one third can  be distributed in evening snacks
              less than 7%, Polyunsaturated fats upto 10%, Mono-  and dinner.
              unsaturated fats upto 20% and cholesterol less than
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              200 mg/day in ideal balanced diet.                 Whole grains  should be priority  at  breakfast. Whole
                                                                 grain , fruts and vegetables are good sources of fiber,
              Ideal meal plan should include three to four serving   which will control the blood suggar and will lower the
              of carbohydrates  at each meal  ( each serving  of 15   risk of the heart disease. Half cup of cooked oat meal
              gms), complex carbohydrrates are  good , high in   topped  with  coriander,  banana  and yoghurt can  be
              fiber.  Unpolished  rice, ragi,  whole wheat  should be   ideal breakfast sometimes can be replaced for whole
              preferred over polished rice.
                                                                 wheat  english muffins  topped  with  two teaspoonful
              Fibers  are  of  two types  soluble;.  oat, psyllium,   of peanut butter and apple.
              gum fruits  like  guava and apple  and insoluble  viz.   At lunch at least two serving of fish as omega 3 fatty
              wholegrain,  pulses,  vegetables,  fruits  like  oranges   acids in fish such as salmon and tuna improves heart
              and sweetlime. Serving  fruit in form of the juice or   health  and  help  in managing blood sugar.  Steamed
              mashup  is more common  . Taking fruit as whole    brocolli, baked potato with skin with vegetable such
              should be preferrred choice over the juice or mashup   as beans, cauliflower and carrots topped with low fat
              . Whole wheat, parboiled rice ,pulses, fenugreek and   salad dressing sometime with  sprouted beans and
              fruits with skin are rich in fiber.
                                                                 small orange makes ideal lunch menu.
              In the ,management of obesity when you plan to re-  Heart healthy dinner should include source of protein
              duce the weight skipping any meal should be strictly   such as beans, soya food, poultry or fish with whole
              avoided. As amount of food taken after skipping any   wheat fulka.. Half  cup of  beans tomato,  onion and
              meal will  be more  in amount,  to satisfy  the satiety,   low fat cheese. One third cup of brown rice with salsa
              adding more  calories..  The punchline  will  be  taking   or  dal. The alternative food can  be baked chicken  ,
              food  before  you feel  hungry  , and not before  3-4   with one cup of peas, one slice of whole wheat bread
              hours  of  last  eating.  Here  the role  of  fibres  is  cru-  tossed with salad with low fat salad dressing. Dinner
              cial. Nondigestible carbohydraes forms the bulk and   should be taken at least two hour before retiring to
              improves satiety helping individual to control the cal-  sleep. Adequate sleep between 7 to 8 hours prefera-
              ories .
                                                                 bly during night time will help in weight management
              Proteins are not converted into sugar as fast as car-  program. Short sessions of yognidra are proved use-
              bohydrates are converted. Adding eggwhite in diet or   ful in managing diabetic and hypertensive patients.  4
              sprouted  beans and pulses  for  vegetarian  will  defi-  Diabetics  should avoid sugar, honey, jiggery,  cake,
              nitely help in weight management  as it keeps  sati-  pastries, roots and tubers like potato, tapioca, butter,
              ety center satisfied for longer period as compared to   ghee  and fried preparation,  fruits like  jackfruit and
              carbohydrates. Digestion of proteins will also require   mango.
              some energy,  hence  less  energy  will be stored.  Fif-
              teen to twenty percent of total caloric value may be   Cardiac patients should avoid cholesterol  rich food
              derived from protein.                              like  whole  milk  and milk  products,  egg  yolk,  shell-
                                                                 fishes like prawns, crabs and lobsters, organ meats
              Regarding  fats, monounsaturated fats and polyun-


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