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Good Foods Bad Foods A-Z
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Palpitations
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EAT PLENTY OF THESE TYPES OF FOODS
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CUT DOWN ON THESE TYPES OF FOODS
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AVOID ANY OF THESE TYPES OF FOOD
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- All kinds of caffeine like coffee, tea, cola and chocolate.
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Parkinson's Disease
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EAT PLENTY OF THESE TYPES OF FOODS
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CUT DOWN ON THESE TYPES OF FOODS
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AVOID ANY OF THESE TYPES OF FOOD
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- Fibre rich whole grains and prunes.
- Fresh fruit and vegetables for vitamin B C and
E.
- Fluids at least 1.7 litres / 3 Pints a day to relieve constipation.
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- Moderate amounts of unsaturated fat and
protein.
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- Sugars and saturated fats.
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Peptic Ulcers
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EAT PLENTY OF THESE TYPES OFFOODS
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CUT DOWN ON THESE TYPES OF FOODS
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AVOID ANY OF THESE TYPES OF FOOD
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- Vegetables rich in beta carotene like carrots.
- Fish and seafood especially oysters.
- Zinc rich foods whole grains.
- Fresh fruit for vitamin C.
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- Caffeine found in coffee, tea and cola.
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- Excessive coffee tea and alcohol
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Pneumonia
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EAT PLENTY OF THESE TYPES OF FOODS
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CUT DOWN ON THESE TYPES OF FOODS
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AVOID ANY OF THESE TYPES OF FOOD
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- Fluids drink at least 1.7 litres / 3 pints a day.
- Fresh fruit and vegetables.
- Eggs and other sources of vitamin A.
- Oily fish for omega-3 fatty acids.
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Prostate Problems
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EAT PLENTY OF THESE TYPES OF FOODS
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CUT DOWN ON THESE TYPES OF FOODS
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AVOID ANY OF THESE TYPES OF FOOD
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- Tomatoes for lycopene
- Wheatgerm oil, green vegetables, seeds and nuts for vitamin
E
- Zinc rich foods like shellfish.
- Oily fish like sardines and herrings.
- Tofu and soya products.
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- Red meats and dairy products.
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Psoriasis
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EAT PLENTY OF THESE TYPES OF FOODS
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CUT DOWN ON THESE TYPES OF FOODS
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AVOID ANY OF THESE TYPES OF FOOD
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- Oily fish for omega 3 and fatty acids.
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