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Good Foods Bad Foods A-Z
A B C D E F G H I J K L M N O P R S T V
Thrombosis
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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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- Oat bran and pulses for fibre.
- Oily fish, for omega 3 fatty acids.
- Garlic and onions to help prevent blood clots
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- Animal and dairy products which are high in saturated fats and
cholesterol.
- Salt which can raise blood pressure.
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Thyroid Disorders
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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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- Fish, whole grains, pulses and seeds which are high in
vitamins B to counter the weight loss associated with an overactive thyroid
gland.
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- Turnips, swedes, raw cabbage, peanuts and mustard which can
reduce the bodys ability to use iodine.
- Alcohol, caffeine and smoking if the problem is an
overactive thyroid gland.
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Tooth and Gum Disorders
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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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- Fresh fruit and vegetables that are high in vitamin C.
- Low fat milk, yoghurt and cheese which are high in calcium.
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- Sticky foods that get stuck between the teeth.
- Sweet drinks and snacks between meals.
- Regular consumption of acid drinks like friut juices and cordials.
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Tuberculosis
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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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- Fresh fruit and vegetables.
- Whole grains, nuts and pulses.
- Lean meats, fish, whole grains and pulses.
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- Unpasteurised milk and butter
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