INTRODUCTION
A Therapeutic diet is a quantitative or qualitative altered form of regular diet which has been customized to suit the changing nutritional requirements of individual/patient and are used to recover precise health condition. It’s a part of the therapy of a medical condition. Depending on food texture, nutrients, food allergies, calories, or nutrition intolerance, therapeutic diets are changed.
Types of Therapeutic Diet
Therapeutic Diet helps control the intake of specific nutrition and certain foods, ensuring a healthy lifestyle. Depending on the nature of disease or health issues, the therapeutic diet alters. The different types of Therapeutic Diet include,
- Regular Diet
- Diabetic Diet
- Soft Diet
- Low Cholesterol Diet
- Calorie Controlled Diet
- Fat Restricted Diet
- Sodium Restricted Diet
- Bland Diet
- Low residue Diet
- Renal Diet
There are also other types of therapeutic diets apart from those mentioned above. So, get enrolled with us to have a healthy lifestyle by sharing your health challenges. The mentor will work on your diet by assessing your medical condition and prepare a specific therapeutic diet accordingly.
BENEFITS OF THERAPEUTIC DIET:
Therapeutic Diet has lots of eternal benefits.
- Combats Modern Food Environment
- Ensures Optimal Nutrient Availability
- Improves Well-being
- Reduces Stress & Functional Diseases
- Maintains Cholesterol And Body Health
- Balances Hormones & Boosts Immunity
- Helps Correct Deficiencies
Therapeutic Nutrition Program Goals
Arogyam Nutrition focuses on each person individually to ensure a healthy lifestyle all around. Our mentor will help you optimize your therapeutic nutritional needs based on your medical conditions and physical health. The goals of this specific program are:
- To Maintain Nutritional Status.
- To Monitor Relevant Biochemical Parameters.
- To Maximize The Quality of Life.
- To Aid in Recovery & Healing.
- To Maintain Strength & Energy.
To Minimize Disease-related Symptoms.
Our Therapeutic Nutrition Diet Suitable For
- Chronic Kidney Patients.
- Chemotherapy Patients.
- Autoimmune Disorders.
- Celiac Disease.
- Liver Disease.
