Premise
The following indications are for informational purposes EXCLUSIVELY and are not intended to replace the opinion of professionals such as a doctor, nutritionist or dietician, whose intervention is necessary for the prescription and composition of PERSONALIZED food therapies.
PLEASE NOTE: the general dietary rules useful for reducing plasma cholesterol levels and improving the patient's lipid profile are listed in another article, where a typical diet is also exemplified for a Male subject, sedentary, 50 years old, BMI 28 (overweight), total blood cholesterol 350mg / l and HDL 30mg / l, caloric requirement 2300kcal / day;
High Cholesterol Diet Example
SUITABLE FOR
- Office worker, total blood cholesterol 350mg / l and HDL 30mg / l, menopause, sedentary who does not play sports.
Translation of day 1
NB: Some weights can be evaluated without the aid of a scale, for example:
- Liquid 250-300ml / g = 1 cup
- Liquid 200ml / g = 1 small cup
- Liquid 150ml / g = 1 full glass
- Liquid 10g = 1 tbsp
- Liquid 5g = 1 tsp
- Grana 10g = 1 tbsp
- 5g grits = 1 tsp
- Fruit or vegetable 150g = medium-small size
- Fruit or vegetable 200g = medium size
- Fruit or vegetable 250g = medium-large size
- Walnut kernel, almond, pecan nut, hazelnut = 3g
- Bread 20-25g = medium slice
- Bread 30-35g = large slice
High Cholesterol Diet Example - Day 1
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The supplements to be associated with the diet to obtain a further reduction in cholesterolemia are listed in this article.