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Nutrition and diet

Explore the PMR library of articles on treatment, movement, recovery, and nutrition.

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How to Improve Digestion: Everyday Habits That Help Your Gut

June 22, 2019

How to Improve Digestion: Everyday Habits That Help Your Gut

Learn how to improve digestion with simple daily habits, from eating pace and meal timing to movement, sleep and stress, plus signs that need a doctor.

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High Blood Pressure Diet: How the DASH Eating Plan Works

June 1, 2019

High Blood Pressure Diet: How the DASH Eating Plan Works

The best-studied high blood pressure diet is DASH. Learn its daily servings, foods to limit, how to track your readings at home and when a reading is urgent.

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Low Blood Pressure Diet: Fluids, Salt and Meals That May Help

May 11, 2019

Low Blood Pressure Diet: Fluids, Salt and Meals That May Help

A low blood pressure diet may ease dizziness. Learn how fluids, salt and meal size affect hypotension, habits that help and when fainting needs 911.

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Foods Good for Digestion: What to Eat for a Healthier Gut

April 20, 2019

Foods Good for Digestion: What to Eat for a Healthier Gut

Discover foods good for digestion, from fermented foods to prebiotic plants and kiwifruit, plus which foods to limit and when to see a doctor about symptoms.

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Stomach Ulcer Diet: Foods to Eat and Avoid While You Heal

March 30, 2019

Stomach Ulcer Diet: Foods to Eat and Avoid While You Heal

A stomach ulcer diet can ease discomfort while treatment heals the ulcer. Learn what causes ulcers, which foods may help and which symptoms are an emergency.

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Foods That Lower Blood Sugar: What Helps and What Doesn't

March 9, 2019

Foods That Lower Blood Sugar: What Helps and What Doesn’t

Looking for foods that lower blood sugar? See which foods keep levels steadier, what research says about cinnamon and vinegar, and when to call your doctor.

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CCHO Diet: How a Consistent Carbohydrate Diet Works

February 16, 2019

CCHO Diet: How a Consistent Carbohydrate Diet Works

A CCHO diet keeps carbs steady from day to day to help manage blood sugar. Learn how carb choices work, how to plan meals and when to get help.

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Low Sugar Diet: How to Cut Added Sugar Without Feeling Deprived

January 26, 2019

Low Sugar Diet: How to Cut Added Sugar Without Feeling Deprived

A low sugar diet cuts added sugar, not fruit. Learn how much is too much, how to spot hidden sugar on food labels and easy swaps for drinks and snacks.

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Type 2 Diabetes Diet: What to Eat and How to Plan Meals

January 5, 2019

Type 2 Diabetes Diet: What to Eat and How to Plan Meals

A type 2 diabetes diet is flexible, not strict. Learn the plate method, how to choose and count carbs, and how activity and your care team fit in.

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Good Eating Habits: How to Build Them and Make Them Stick

December 15, 2018

Good Eating Habits: How to Build Them and Make Them Stick

Good eating habits shape how, when and why you eat. Learn daily habits worth building, how to change old routines and how to handle stress eating.

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Food Allergy Symptoms in Adults: From Mild Reactions to Anaphylaxis

November 24, 2018

Food Allergy Symptoms in Adults: From Mild Reactions to Anaphylaxis

Food allergy symptoms in adults range from hives and an itchy mouth to anaphylaxis. Learn how fast reactions start and which signs are an emergency.

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Long Term Effects of Childhood Obesity and How to Change the Path

November 3, 2018

Long Term Effects of Childhood Obesity and How to Change the Path

Learn the long term effects of childhood obesity on the heart, blood sugar, joints and mental health, and why habits and care started now can lower the risk.

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