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  • [[File:Diet.jpeg|thumb|320x320px|A healthy diet influences health]] ...ng cause of mortality worldwide. Human health is influenced by [[Nutrition|diet]]. Dietary modification is a cornerstone of CVD prevention and can reduce C
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  • [[File:Diet.jpeg|thumb|320x320px|A healthy diet influences health]] ...ng cause of mortality worldwide. Human health is influenced by [[Nutrition|diet]]. Dietary modification is a cornerstone of CVD prevention and can reduce C
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  • ...amins-minerals-salmon-shrimp-mix-vegetables.jpg|thumb|A balance whole food diet]] ...ttps://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC9821197/ Physical activity and diet in older women: a narrative review]. Journal of Clinical Medicine. 2022 Dec
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  • ...be managed effectively with lifestyle modifications (eg weight reduction, diet and exercise) and use of pharmacological agents.<ref>Ngugi MP, Njagi JM, Ki # [[Metformin]] is used together alongside diet to lower high blood sugar levels in patients with type 2 diabetes. Metformi
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  • ...se (CAD)|heart disease]], [[stroke]], and [[Oncology|cancer]]. A healthful diet, regular physical activity, and achieving and maintaining a healthy weight ...n to the body’s dietary needs. Good nutrition – an adequate, well-balanced diet combined with regular physical activity – is a cornerstone of good health
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  • * Lifestyle behaviors; activity levels, smoking, alcohol use  and diet * Improving your diet—decrease sugars and simple carbohydrates, decrease fat and cholesterol wh
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  • ...t may be slowing their healing potential (smoking, immunosuppression, poor diet), etc that are not amenable to physical therapy. Thirdly, they may have sub
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  • ...nvironment can range from chemicals in air or water pollution, pesticides, diet choices, or household toxins.<ref>NIH Gene and Environment Interaction Avai ...e 2, this individual can lower their risk factors by adhering to a healthy diet, exercise routines and good sleep practices and get appropriate testing. L
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  • ...ent|lifestyle]] habits on the degree of biological aging, with [[Nutrition|diet]], [[Stress and Health|stress]] and [[Therapeutic Exercise|exercise]] all p ...lerates telomere attrition e.g. Mediterranean diet versus a modern western diet. Those effects are likely to be related to [[Free Radicals|oxidative stress
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  • ...lthy lifestyle choices, which make it preventable and treatable. A healthy diet, regular [[Therapeutic Exercise|exercise]] and sometimes medication can hel ...sses can affect the levels of both types of cholesterol. Eating a high fat diet will increase one's level of LDL cholesterol. Exercising and reducing one's
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  • == Ketogenic Diet == ...w move to using the high amount of fat stored in the body for energy. This diet is often used by people to help them lose weight.
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  • Carbohydrates are one of the three macronutrients in the human diet, along with [[Proteins|protein]] and [[Adipose Tissue|fat]]. These molecule ...nd legumes. While there are numerous divisions of carbohydrates, the human diet benefits mostly from a certain subset.<ref>Holesh JE, Aslam S, Martin A. Ph
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  • ...es, such as the Dietary Approaches to Stop HypertensionHypertension (DASH) diet, can reduce blood pressure.<ref>Kapil V, Khambata RS, Robertson A, Caulfiel
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  • * Calories need to be increased slowly because the patient’s diet lacked any significant nutrition for a long period. ...1.</ref>. The main component for medical management, and ensuring that the diet&nbsp;is both cost and resource&nbsp;efficient, is utilizing locally grown p
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  • ...(7): 2230-2236.</ref> Self-care habits, which include consuming a balanced diet and getting enough exercise and sleep, can positively impact a student's ab This article offers a general overview of how diet, exercise, sleep, and social relationships can impact learning and as adult
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  • * [[Nutrition|Diet]], and/or [[Therapeutic Exercise|exercise]] is a good way to slow or preven ...on, the person may choose to visit a renal dietician to discuss a specific diet customized for the person’s needs.<ref>PKD Foundation. The Science of PKD
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  • ...nih.gov/32744215/ Effect of culinary education curriculum on Mediterranean diet adherence and food cost savings in families: a randomised controlled trial] ...are following a Standard American Diet (SAD) or a Whole-Food, Plant-Based Diet (WFPBD).
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  • ...uricemia. <ref name="p1" /><ref name="p2" /><ref>Driver MDCB. Gout Causes, Diet, Symptoms, Treatment &amp; Medication [Internet]. MedicineNet. [cited 2017A Persons may be able to use certain diet and exercise strategies to help control the problem. A well-designed low or
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  • ...r 3 days from 6 days prior to competition, followed by a high-carbohydrate diet for the next 3 days, resulting in the storage of 1.5 times more glycogen th
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  • ...e:Heart food.jpg|thumb]]It is highly recommended that patients alter their diet in order to live a healthier lifestyle. Dietary changes would consist of de
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  • ...rides (also knowns as fats) make up more than 95 percent of lipids in the diet. Triglycerides are lipids you obtain from food sources, eg cooking oils, bu ...l to your health; they cannot be made in your body and must come from your diet. They are used in the production of cell membranes and hormones, as well fo
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  • == Diet == ...arian-mediterranean-diet-top-view-flat-nutrition-clean-eating-food-concept-diet-plan-with-vitamins-minerals-salmon-shrimp-mix-vegetables.jpg|thumb|Balanced
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  • ...thumb|Protein rich foods]]Protein is a vital part of the [[Nutrition|human diet]]. == Diet ==
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  • * Inadequate intake of vitamin B: Insufficient intake of vitamin B through diet can also lead to increased nausea and vomitings.<ref>Ashebir G, Nigussie H, * Proper diet consisting of nutritional food, inclusion of ginger and adequate fluid inta
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  • === Diet === The influences of diet, [[nutrition]], oral hygiene, exercise and BMI also play a role in the deve
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  • ...elease and thus influence the memory and learning process in the brain<ref>Diet vs disease The Gut-Brain Axis Explained in Plain English Available from:htt ...t important strategy for maintaining a healthy GBA. A balanced [[Nutrition|diet]], including fish, vegetables, cereals, fruits, and water is important to k
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  • #[[Nutrition|Diet]]: A healthy diet, including adequate dosage of Vitamin D and Calcium, is also useful for pre
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  • Eat a healthy diet low in saturated fat, and supplement with flaxseed oil<br> ...that specific diet for MS can help. However maintaining a healthy balanced diet to improve overall wellbeing.<br>
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  • ====''Treating Lipoma with Diet Improvements''==== 2. '''Increase the amount of vegetables and fruits in your diet.''' Fruits and vegetables have antioxidants which help lower fats in the b
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  • === Diet during infancy === ...ergies, [[Inflammatory Myopathies|inflammatory]] conditions. A plant-based diet rich in fibre is good for gut flora.
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  • ...these environmental factors, for example, exposure to cigarette smoke and diet, may be modifiable, but it is more hard to change other factors, such as pr * Following a nutritious diet.<ref>The respiratory system Respiratory diseases. Available;https://www.the
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  • ...disease management. He began managing his diet well per McArdle's Disease diet recommendations and lost 10 pounds throughout his 8 weeks in physical thera
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  • ...Cognition: Implications for Alzheimer’s Disease. Role of the Mediterranean Diet in the Brain and Neurodegenerative Diseases]. 2018 Jan 1:223-38.Available:
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  • # A predominantly whole food, plant-based diet * Diet and [[nutrition]] are key elements in many of the conditions managed by phy
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  • ...‘poor nutrition’ when there is a deficiency of energy and nutrients in the diet that causes a measurable clinical outcome or impact on body composition or # Overweight, [[obesity]] and diet-related [[Non-Communicable Diseases|noncommunicable diseases]] (eg [[Corona
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  • ...tency, coexisting diseases conditions, previous injuries, medications, and diet; for women, additional questions should be asked about their parturitions a * Educated patients about PFMT and the points listed in "Education and Diet."
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  • ...ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC9370508/ Familial Mediterranean Fever and Diet: A Narrative Review of the Scientific Literature]. Nutrients. 2022 Aug 5;14 ...arian-mediterranean-diet-top-view-flat-nutrition-clean-eating-food-concept-diet-plan-with-vitamins-minerals-salmon-shrimp-mix-vegetables.jpg|thumb|313x313p
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  • ...ition to the above factors, individualistic factors such as age, lifestyle diet, genetic factors and activity levels also influence sleep in people who men # Lifestyle modification: Adding moderate physical activity, health diet, maintain regular sleep schedule and reduce daily stressors can help promot
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  • Consuming a suboptimal diet is a preventable risk factor for various [[Non-Communicable Diseases|non-co ...ptc.69.2.gee.pdf Why Should Physical Therapists Care about Their Patients' Diet?] Physiother Can. 2017;69(2):99-103. </ref>
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  • ...s should be encouraged to exercise for 90 to 150 minutes and eat a healthy diet low in saturated (red and processed meat, organ meats, and the like), trans * Chronic exposure to environmental stressors eg. poor diet quality, [[Physical Inactivity|sedentarism]], ambient air pollution and noi
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  • ...atients with [[Diabetes Mellitus Type 2|type 2 diabetes]] are managed with diet and lifestyle changes as well as medications. Type 2 diabetes also may be m * Changes in lifestyle, regular physical exercise, and changes in diet are the keys to a better prognosis.
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  • * Most people meet their electrolyte needs through a balanced diet, though imbalance may occur if you’re [[Dehydration|dehydrated]] due to i ...htm Electrolytes] Available from:https://health.howstuffworks.com/wellness/diet-fitness/information/question565.htm (last accessed 14.11.2020)</ref>.
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  • ...nd Physical Activity: What Works. Implementation of the Global Strategy on Diet, Physical Activity and Health. Geneva: World Health Organization Press, 200 ...content. These efforts should be complemented by parental involvement and diet/PA curriculum taught by trained school staff.<ref name=":2" /><ref name=":4
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  • ...e morbidity and mortality associated with CAD. Lifestyle modification with diet, exercise, and smoking cessation is crucial to reduce cardiovascular risk f ...scending artery before (left) and after (right) 32 months of a plant-based diet without cholesterol-lowering medication, showing profound improvement.
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  • ...in D – are both important for bone health. You can get calcium through the diet and vitamin D through safe exposure to sunlight. There is no specific diet for patients with Paget disease, however those who are prescribed bisphosph
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  • ** Diet (Fiber, Meal Frequency, Spice preferences, Amounts) ** Diet (Fiber, Meal Frequency, Spice preferences, Amounts)
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  • ===Diet=== A high-fiber diet is a commonly recommended treatment for digestive problems, such as constip
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  • ...Neuroinflammation:''' Anti-inflammatory dietary patterns eg Mediterranean diet and dietary approaches to stop hypertension (DASH) may be neuroprotective. ...more P, Woodside JV, McEvoy CT. [https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/30949921/ Diet and inflammation in cognitive ageing and Alzheimer’s disease.] Current nu
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  • ...into healthy on by smoking cessation, keep an optimum weight, and healthy diet and exercise. The latter combination will improve plasma lipoprotein levels * and a diet low in saturated and trans-fatty acids and enriched in fiber, fruit, and ve
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  • ...childhood, environmental chemicals, drugs and pharmaceuticals, ageing, and diet. DNA methylation is what occurs when methyl groups, an epigenetic factor fo * Exercise is able to attenuate or reverse some of the high‐fat diet associated methylation patterns. Many of the genes found to be differential
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  • ...regular exercise. Type 2 diabetes can often be avoided by eating a healthy diet, taking regular exercise and keeping your weight within a healthy range. Ma
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  • ...inactivit]]<nowiki/>y, [[Smoking and Exercise|tobacco]] use and unhealthy diet explain nearly 80% of the CVD burden <ref>Bloom, D.E., Cafiero, E.T., Jané * [[Nutrition|Unhealthy diet]]
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  • ...e. This is usually accomplished by changing the macronutrient content of a diet.<ref>German AJ. Weight management in obese pets: the tailoring concept and ...ids, carbohydrates, vitamins, minerals, and water. Dogs thrive on a varied diet that includes meat, bones, organs, fruits and vegetables. Dogs are preferen
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  • * The relationship between diet and protein balance is not straightforward. Even with increased protein int * Lifestyle: Educate re diet, they should eat a moderate amount (25-30 g) of high-quality protein with
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  • ...g difference in the way you age. eg Introducing more exercise, a balanced diet, reducing [[Stress and Health|stress]], and taking care of your health can * Having a healthy diet eg The diet should be rich and varied, and increase the intake of grains and fruits<ref
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  • ...l, A, Sattar, N &amp; Lean, M (2007) Management: Part I- Behaviour change, diet and activity. In Sattar, N &amp; Lean, M (eds.) ABC of Obesity. Oxford, Bla ...composition changes in post-menopausal women following a restricted energy diet and exercise program.] Nutrients. 2020 Mar;12(3):713.</ref>.
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  • # Diet- is the child eating a well-balanced diet? As is described [[Holistic Healthcare Interventions for Children|here]], i
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  • ...onic condition with treatment being permanent exclusion of gluten from the diet. ...ntly no treatment for Celiac Disease except the avoidance of gluten in the diet. This proves to be increasingly difficult as gluten is found in many comme
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  • ...first months compared to a low-fat diet. The patient's adherence to their diet should frequently be emphasized. ...py. Behaviour interventions are more effective when they are combined with diet and energy expenditure modification (i.e., [[Therapeutic Exercise|exercise]
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  • * A combination of [[Resistance exercises|resistance exercise]] (RE), diet, and [[Exercise and Protein Supplements|nutritional supplementation]] induc * The relationship between diet and [[Proteins|protein]] balance is not straightforward. Even with increase
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  • ...function]]<nowiki/>s. It has been established that in response to high fat diet (HFD) there is activation of [[Glial Cells|astrocytes]] and neuroinflammati ...owning KN. [https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/30699056/ Role of astroglia in diet-induced central neuroplasticity.] Journal of neurophysiology. 2019 Apr 1;12
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  • * Poor [[Nutrition|diet]] (see the [[Gut Brain Axis (GBA)|Gut Brain Axis]]) ...ke and changes in central sympathetic outflow. <ref>Young JB, Landsberg L. Diet-induced changes in sympathetic nervous system activity: possible implicatio
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  • ...le therapeutic approaches, such as a predominantly whole food, plant-based diet, regular physical activity, adequate [[Sleep: Theory, Function and Physiolo ...https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/29256100/ The effects of the Mediterranean diet on rheumatoid arthritis prevention and treatment: a systematic review of hu
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  • Before treatment they were advised with diet rich in fibers and fluid intake. They have learned diaphragmatic breathing
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  • ...weight. Anyone who wishes to lose weight should follow a healthy, balanced diet and exercise regularly. Any weight lost will return as the body rehydrates. ...amples are: Bananas; Oranges; Spinach; Green, leafy vegetables. A low salt diet should be promoted.
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  • ...E guidelines, clinicians should advise people to eat a Mediterranean-style diet, be [[Physical Activity|physically active]] for 20-30 minutes a day to the
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  • ...ch as qigong. Ayurvedic Medicine is another integrative approach that uses diet, herbs, massage, meditation, [[yoga]], and therapeutic detoxification for h
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  • ...ve health outcomes. WHO typically refers to four major ones for NCDs: poor diet, physical inactivity, tobacco use, and harmful alcohol use. ...on, rapid urbanisation and 21st-century lifestyles: tobacco use, unhealthy diet, insufficient physical activity and the harmful use of alcohol. &nbsp;The g
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  • * a diet that is rich in unhealthful fats and added sugar ...include omega-3 fatty acids, antioxidant-rich foods, and the Mediterranean diet <ref>Haß U, Herpich C, Norman K. [https://www.mdpi.com/2072-6643/11/10/231
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  • * Counselling on a low salt diet, regular exercise, and medication compliance must be emphasized. * Eating a healthy diet - [[Nutrition]] advice. Maintaining a healthy weight.
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  • ...ing children good stress management techniques, good sleep hygiene, proper diet and the importance of exercise will promote a balanced feeling of well-bein === Pillar 3: Diet ===
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  • ...therosclerosis...]]<br>Lifestyle changes such as aerobic exercises, a good diet, optimal blood pressure maintenance, and stress management can minimize the ...o cure. But, some lifestyle changes such as [[aerobic exercises]], healthy diet, optimal [[Blood Pressure|blood pressure]] maintenance, and [[Stress and He
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  • ...f cancers can be prevented by eliminating common risk factors, namely poor diet, physical inactivity and smoking. The key intervention in the control of NC ...cessation, immunizations, avoidance of infectious and contagious diseases, diet, rest, exercise, and weight control. <ref name=":1" />
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  • ...rest and recovery. Staying hydrated and maintaining a [[Nutrition|healthy diet]] can also improve your recovery.<ref name=":1" />. Overcoming it requires ...ltivitamins or fish oil<ref name=":2" />. Lacking certain nutrients in the diet can lead to muscle problems. eg a lack of [[Vitamin D Deficiency|vitamin D]
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  • ...was also put on a specific program in which she had a regulated high fibre diet (including oats and salads) <ref name="Social" /> <br> ...to schedule and prophylactic involvement in physical activity and improved diet habits, at early stages, leads to marked improvement in health status of in
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  • ...ith other common risk factors like hypertension, tobacco use and unhealthy diet, physical inactivity is an&nbsp;important factor in the rise of NCDs, which ...the "[http://www.who.int/dietphysicalactivity/goals/en/ Global Strategy on Diet, Physical Activity and Health".]
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  • ...changes for long-lasting effect. Research shows that altering [[Nutrition|diet]] and increasing activity levels through [[Therapeutic Exercise|exercise]] * ''Nutritional'': Whole-food and plant-based diet, dietary supplements, probiotics
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  • ...ys be done. These patients should be counseled about a healthy [[Nutrition|diet]] and exercise.
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  • Diet can also influence the immune system. Education re diet, and immune boosting food can be useful to specific populations eg the aged
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  • ...o come directly from your diet in foods eg red meat and whole-fat dairy. A diet high in refined sugar, fructose, and alcohol raises triglycerides. ...ddivari AK. [https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/books/NBK551722/ Low Cholesterol Diet.] InStatPearls [Internet] 2019 Nov 25. StatPearls Publishing. Available fro
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  • ...rative lifestyle medicine strategies such as whole foods and a plant-based diet, sustainable [[Physical Activity|physical activity]] and mind-body exercise
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  • ...ms at weak points in the colon, often due to increased pressure inside, or diet low in fiber that cause straining and ear down with bowel movement. ...stage of the disease. Diverticulitis can be treated with rest, changes in diet, or antibiotics, and in severe cases may require surgery.
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  • *Together with the dietician and biokinetics, Jumbo was put on a diabetic diet a comprehensive cardiovascular fitness program. ...A comprehensive exercise program was implemented together with a diabetic diet. The patient regained cardiovascular fitness and muscle strength and lost 1
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  • ...including [[Genetics and Health|genetic predisposition]], [[epigenetics]], diet, [[obesity]], sex, age, and ethnicity differences. * Diet and [[Nutrition|nutritional]] supplements also play a role in managing oste
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  • ...ects of health that have to do with the body's physical structure, such as diet, exercise, weight management, ergonomics, tobacco use, illness, and disease
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  • ...|alcohol]] consumption, [[Physical Inactivity|physical inactivity]], and a diet that predisposes individuals to [[Hyperlipidemia|high cholesterol]] and hig ...They work out a diet plan to suit the individual needs of the patient. As diet is a risk factor for CHD this is an extremely important member of the MDT f
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  • ...issues. Physical therapist should also encourage patients to eat a healthy diet and monitor blood glucose before and after exercise. Aerobic exercises will
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  • * This includes eating a balanced diet, getting regular [[Physical Activity|exercise]] and avoiding [[Smoking and
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  • 2 Requires soft solid diet 3 Requires pureed or liquid diet
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  • ...-9.</ref>. Stress also influences individual behaviors that affect health. Diet choices, sleep habits, and drug use are behaviors that are often negatively * Develop a healthy diet plan.
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  • ...luence the brain and vice versa. Stress can lead to changes in the type of diet intake. For instance [[Alcoholism|alcohol]], smoking, junk foods causing he * Develop a healthy diet plan
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  • ...avoid [[Smoking Cessation and Brief Intervention|smoking]], eat a healthy diet and try to minimize disease and injury ...exposure to loud noise. A study published in 2013 suggests that a: healthy diet help; Stop smoking. Don’t clean the inside of the ears with a cotton bud.
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  • ...are the same foods that are good for your general health. Eating a healthy diet has a number of benefits, including improving joint health and reducing pai
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  • ...h.gov/pmc/articles/PMC5734236/ Effects of a proposed physical activity and diet control to manage constipation in middle-aged obese women]. Diabetes, metab
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  • # Modifiable risk factors: unhealthy diets eg excessive salt consumption, a diet high in saturated fat and trans fats, low intake of fruits and vegetables); * Eliminating/reducing trans fats in diet.
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  • ..., [[Aquatherapy|hydrotherapy]], [[balance]] training, energy conservation, diet plans/ advice, group exercise participation, goal orientated activities.<re
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  • ...l high school. She has history of hypertension that is now controlled with diet and exercise but other comorbidities have not been found. The patient discl Patient has a history of hypertension but has been able to control it with diet and exercise and has not taken medication for her high blood pressure in 5
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  • * For obese patients, management involves losing weight by a combination of diet and physical exercise. Morbidly obese patients who fail to lose weight by t Diet Education: Some people find that dietary changes, such as eating smaller me
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  • # '''Sensory Diet''': A sensory diet is a personalized plan that incorporates sensory activities throughout the
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  • ...ely tackle diabetes and its complications, lifestyle adjustments including diet and exercise are often recommended to ensure optimal health. Also patients ...nt of diabetes is basically centred on lifestyle changes with exercise and diet being the main stay of the programme. Lifestyle modification is recommended
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