There is always a scope to improve liver health by making food habit correction. Oil and alcohol are two biggest enemies of liver as both of them make it work harder. And if the liver is already diseased, it might get worse if right diet rules are not followed. Celebrity nutritionist Sandhya Gugnani gives tips, dietary recommendations and diet chart for patients suffering from liver disease.
DIETARY RECOMMENDATIONS
An increased intake of carbohydrate, moderate protein, moderate fat in recommended
Carbohydrates – 300 – 400gms / day ie. 35-40 kcal / Kg IBW
Proteins- 1.5 – 2 g / kg IBW. Supplement of high protein beverages are recommended in between meals, but only on doctor’s advice.
Fat – ( 40 – 50 g) / day
Vitamin supplementation – B complex, Vitamin C should be given
Minerals- Eat less salt if fluid retention is a symptom. Potassium supplement is necessary & Iron supplement is needed in case of anemia.
FOODS TO BE AVOIDED
1. Whole pulses ( dals) or beans
2. Red meat, high fat organ meat
3. Egg
4. Fried foods, butter ( restricted)
5. Nuts & oilseeds, dry fruits
6. Condiments & spices
7. Papad, chutney or pickles
8. Strong tea or coffee
9. All aerated drinks & Alcohol beverages
1. Whole pulses ( dals) or beans
2. Red meat, high fat organ meat
3. Egg
4. Fried foods, butter ( restricted)
5. Nuts & oilseeds, dry fruits
6. Condiments & spices
7. Papad, chutney or pickles
8. Strong tea or coffee
9. All aerated drinks & Alcohol beverages
FREELY GIVEN FOODS
- Cereals- bread or chapatti of wheat, rice, maida, suji, maize, jowar, bajra & ragi
- Washed dals
- Breakfast cereals of broken wheat, rice, Oatmeal or maize
- Milk products like curd, butter-milk etc.
- Soups
- Vegetables salads
- cooked vegetables
- Potato, sweet potato or yam
- Fruits & fruit juices
- Sugar, jaggery or honey
- Jam or murabba, jellies
- Biscuits
- Dessert like custard or phirni / kheer
- Beverages , water (liberal) glucose water
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