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Catalog of Dietary Treatment of Diabetes Mellitus

Chapter 1 Principles of Dietary Treatment

I. Purpose of Dietary Treatment

II. Core of Dietary Treatment

III. Individualization of Dietary Treatment

Chapter 2 Methods of Dietary Treatment - Food Exchange Method

I. The First Element is Nutrients

II. The Second Element is Calories

III. The Third Element is Weight

Chapter 3 Four Steps in Formulating Recipes

Step 1 Estimating Standard Body Weight

Step 2 Estimating Total Calories

Step 3 Estimating Number of Servings Exchanged

Step 4 Selecting Foods

Chapter 4 Examples of Dietary Treatments

I. Choice of Breakfast

II. Combination of Lunch and Dinner Dishes

III. 20 Sets of Recipes with the Same Calorie Value (1800 kcal)

IV. 5 Sets of Recipes with Different Calorie Values

Chapter V. Misconceptions of Dietary Treatments

I. Misconceptions of Cereals

II. Misconceptions of Fruits

Misconceptions about Meat

Four, Misconceptions about Soy and Milk

Five, Misconceptions about Fats

Six, Misconceptions about Vegetables

Seven, Misconceptions about Fiber

Eight, Misconceptions about Salt

Nine, Misconceptions about Alcohol

Ten, Misconceptions about the Organization of Meals

Eleven, Misconceptions about the Relationship of Diet and Drugs

X, Misconceptions about Diet and Medications

Xi, Misconceptions about the Relationship of Diet and Medications<

XII. Misconceptions about the Relationship between Diet and Exercise

XIII. Misconceptions about the Relationship between Diet and Blood Sugar and Urine Sugar Monitoring

XIV. Misconceptions about Specific Populations

XV. Misconceptions about the Psychological and Social Aspects

Chapter 6: Methods of Reducing Fat, Sugar, Salt, and Alcohol

I. How to Reduce Fat Intake

II. How to Reduce the Use of Sugar

III. How to Consume Less Salt

IV. How to Control the Consumption of Alcohol

Chapter VII Dialectical Relationships in Dietary Treatments

Appendix 1 Reference Criteria on the Grading of Intensity of Physical Labor

Appendix 2 Food Banks

(I) Description of Food Banks

(II) General Bank

(III) (iii) Level 1 (Image) Bank

(iv) Level 2 Bank

(v) Level 3 Bank

Appendix 3 Collection of "No Sugar, No Sugar, No Sweet" Phrases

Appendix 4 Record of Self-Prepared Recipes