Post Date July, 06 2023
I believe everyone knows about AIDS! If the human body is infected with AIDS, it will lead to changes in the body's metabolism. So, if you want to improve your condition, you must take good dietary care. So, what is the diet care method for AIDS patients? Let's tell you the following reasons.
Avoid eating raw, cold, and greasy foods to prevent diarrhea
Chronic diarrhea is a common complication of AIDS and a major factor in promoting weight loss. Its survival time is significantly shorter than that of patients with normal weight. Therefore, it is necessary to reduce diarrhea and improve the absorption rate of food to maintain the patient's normal weight. Director Lu said that AIDS patients should eat some low-fat food to prevent diarrhea. They should take about 40 grams of fat every day. Don't eat too much. Difficult digestion will aggravate diarrhea. Food cooking should limit the use of vegetable oil, mainly through methods such as steaming, boiling, stewing, and burning. Deep frying, deep frying, and deep frying are prohibited. In addition, the daily intake of protein should be around 100 grams of energy, ranging from 46 to 12.55 MJ (2500-3000 kcal). You can eat foods with low fat content and high protein content, such as lean meat, chicken, fish, shrimp, and other seafood, soy products, etc. Avoid eating more fiber and coarse foods such as seeds, skin fruits and vegetables, beans, corn, onions, garlic, cauliflower, bread, and peanuts. Foods with high fiber content such as leeks, celery, and pickled mustard can stimulate intestinal peristalsis and worsen diarrhea. Eat some easy to digest foods, such as fine noodles, Congee, rotten rice, tofu, etc. Supplement vitamins and minerals. If diarrhea is more frequent, try to eat less vegetables and fruits, and supplement vitamins with fresh fruit juice, Tomato juice, etc. Replenish enough water and foods rich in potassium ions, as diarrhea can lead to dehydration. Drink 3-4 cups of water more than usual. Supplement foods rich in potassium ions, such as bananas, potatoes, fish, and meat. Some foods can help prevent diarrhea, such as white rice, boiled white flour, White bread, etc. If you have bloating, don't eat beans.
There's a way I can't eat
When patients are unable to eat, experts say it can also be handled, but follow the principles, such as preparing some nutritious food and feeling that their appetite can be eaten; Eat fewer and eat more meals; Chew slowly to slow down the stomach and avoid drinking too much liquid, such as water, beverages, small amounts of liquid, or soup between meals; Drink nutritious drinks, such as milk, soybean milk, yogurt; Eat some food before going to bed at night; In a relaxed environment, hang out with friends or listen to your favorite music.
