Sentences with phrase «make diet recommendations»

We can make diet recommendations, changes in medications and treatments, and consult with a board - certified specialist if your cat not responding appropriately to the treatments.

Not exact matches

Can you make any recommendations on how to easily find / introduce probiotics that are more in keeping with the raw - food diet (in addition to sauerkraut)?

The studies have shown that the only dietary change that will make a difference for those with diverticulosis is a high fiber diet (and of course, a high fiber diet is the recommendation for all of us).

because thus far, unlike other diet recommendations, it makes me feel good physically.

«A pro-vegetarian diet doesn't make absolute recommendations about specific nutrients.

«But there is currently a gap between our understanding of the physiology and our ability to make effective diet recommendations for lasting weight loss.»

The Commission makes five recommendations regarding neural modification: first, to prioritize existing strategies to maintain or improve neural health, such as diet, and adequate exercise and sleep; to prioritize the treatment of neurological disorders; to study neural modifiers and examine their prevalence, benefits and risks; to ensure equitable access so individuals of all socioeconomic levels can access the benefits of these advancements; and fifth, to create guidance on the use of neural modifiers.

«They demonstrate that the recommendations to exercise and diet do make a difference for preventing the development of knee pain among those who are at high risk.»

«It's important to have an accurate diagnosis of food allergy so an allergist can make a clear recommendation as to what foods you need to keep out of your diet,» said study senior author and allergist Dr. Carla Davis.

The MIND diet calls for at least three servings of whole grains a day; the Canadian diet doesn't make a specific recommendation.

Instead of blindly following hyped diet plans and anathematizing the latest nutrient that has made it to the «blacklist «(we're looking at you, carbs), people are getting more and more encouraged to adjust scientific findings and expert recommendations to their own personal lifestyles and needs.

The results also showed that changes in the diet made a difference, but more research is needed before we can get specific dietary recommendations.

Using the output from Cronometer, a diet tracking program, the Nutrient Optimiser can look at the micronutrient density of your diet, and make recommendations based on your goals.

Different diet recommendations are made based on the body type that the person has.

It is too early to make specific recommendations based on the study as to which diet people should choose to lose weight, the researchers said.

There are some things you can do to get some relief for the more minor symptoms of early perimenopause, such as better diet and exercise, a recommendation we frequently make to begin correcting hormone imbalance.

While the Zero Belly diet does have sound recommendations such as limiting processed foods, sugar, and eating mostly plant based whole foods, there are also many suggestions made which have been debunked.

But upon further review of the literature, the overwhelming evidence supports the recommendations Dr. Greger has made regarding a plant - based diet for management of CD, as well as the importance of dietary fiber intake (via consumption of fruits and vegetables) for overall health.

will answer questions you may have, look at your specific diet and make recommendations, help you create a workout plan (based on Mike's plan) and trouble shoot any other challenges you may face along the way.

Making changes to your diet to meet your recommendation takes some time.

Adam shares tips on how to make low - carb diets work for you, such as exercise recommendations, tricks to kill carb cravings, and how to overcome the hardest part about eating low - carb.

This page has a focus on the beginner and the recommendations I make here for nutritional supplementation are for you to first concentrate on getting your diet right.

Even though other authors make the very low carb / ketogenic diet recommendation (Mercola), your research presents it most convincingly.

A personal trainer will be able to make recommendations on the best diet to go along with your weightlifting, the best nutritional supplements, and the other types of workouts you should be doing to enhance and compliment your weightlifting routines.

Randomized controlled trials of high - and low - fiber diets are needed before definitive public health recommendations can be made.

Anywho, just checking in to make sure your recommendations for sleep, diet, exercise, etc. are applicable to kids as well.

The healthcare professional (HCP) should make recommendations based on the individual; however, the patient may want to record their weight, blood pressure, and abdominal circumference before starting and after each cycle of the diet.

So in other words, since they thought of it first we should just follow along and not make any improvements to their diet recommendations just because they happen to be better than the standard American diet, gotcha.

I also want to be clear that I'm not making any specific recommendation here for treatment of cancer using ketogenic diet or anything else.

On Diets Correct dietary recommendations include eating fewer animal products and more plants foods have been made by every major health organisation, many select committees on nutrition, including the heart, cancer and diabetes associations.

All these exotic recommendations were supposedly needed to make me healthy on a diet that is heralded as natural and ideal; it absolutely did not make sense.

Combined with the lack of convincing clinical data in favor of n — 3 fatty acid supplementation for cardiovascular endpoints and the lack of data in those that consume a vegetarian diet, it is difficult to make the recommendation that vegetarians should consume fish to optimize their cardiovascular mortality.»

This means that we can look at genetics and make specific recommendations for diet, exercise and supplements that will help you metabolize hormones like estrogen in a healthier way, and now I'm all for direct to consumer testing — tests like 23 & Me, Ubiome and Cube that let you DIY thing like genetics and Vitamin D at home.

I am also very knowledgeable about the supplement industry and am qualified to give you recommendations on how to get the most out of supplementing your diet and what brands will give you the most bang for your buck (with NO sponsors to make me biased or cloud my judgement with ulterior motive!!).

Over 3 million people in the United States follow a gluten - free diet.1 By 2020, the market for gluten - free foods is projected to be worth over 7.5 billion dollars.2 But many people are making the decision to reduce gluten intake without a specific diagnosis or a clinician recommendation.

Although there aren't specific recommendations for unsaturated fat intake, these healthy fats should make up the majority of the fat in your diet.

Naturopaths look at each person uniquely, considering his or her lifestyle, diet, exercise program, mental and emotional state and personal history when making specific recommendations.

A friend put me in touch with Eva and after some initial analysis of my habits and needs, she was able to quickly make recommendations for change not only in my diet but in how I approach dealing with my health needs.

Re: «even the British Dietetic Association has encouraged us health professionals» to switch a plant based diet and make similar recommendations to the public.»

While you say the Japanese / French are not truly healthy, where is the evidence that long term adherence to your diet recommendations will make anyone any healthier?

Therefore, more study is needed in resistance trained populations and bodybuilders before definitive recommendations can be made to support ketogenic diets.

When I meet with an individual about their diet, I can usually look at their food recall, their chief complaint (e.g. fatigue, weight gain, sour stomach) and some lab work and immediately make a few great recommendations that I know will positively impact their health and well - being.

While it may seem like making diet and lifestyle recommendations are relatively benign therapies, I believe that they do have the potential to do physical and psychological harm, particularly if they are strict recommendations.

From everything I've read about this latest recycled fad diet (including «The Ten Commandments of Beginner Banting»), all the portions and dietary recommendations don't make sense at all: -

If you were to do a 7 day diet log (where you track everything you are eating for 7 straight days and the times that you ate them) I'd be happy to take a look at it and make recommendations.

As far as diet goes send me your 7 day food log and I'll make some recommendations: [email protected]

In addition to Ayurvedic wisdom, extensive clinical experience and the personal experience of being mostly vegan for the last 23 years (12 of which were 100 % vegan), I will make some general recommendations to get you started: It makes complete sense to me that you experienced these symptoms on a nonfat diet of only potatoes, fruit and vegetables.

Unless I either have personal experience with a diet, or have thoroughly researched one, I'm not comfortable making recommendations.

A vet's job is to make recommendations based on fact - based scientific findings, and although many animals do well on raw food diets, anecdotes are not enough to support a feeding choice for our beloved pets.

My recommendation is to feed a diet made with human - grade, whole foods instead of conventional pet foods having feed - grade ingredients that exist in a format not found as they appear in nature.