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Gastrointestinal Disorders
Vaccination
Treatment of Migraine Treatment
Weight Management Treatment
Allergy Treatment
Hypothyroid Treatment
Allopathic Treatment
Removal Of Stitches Procedure
Allopathy Treatment
Dengue Treatment
Thyroid Problems Treatment
Dressings Of Wounds Procedure
Chickenpox Treatment
Prevention of Blockage, Atherosclerosis & Heart At
Allergy Tests
Hiv Prophylaxis Post Exposure
Viral Fever Treatment
Thyroid Disorder Treatment
Hiv Counselling
Stitching Of Wounds Procedure
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1. Regular monitoring of glucose levels and blood pressure and keeping them under good control will certainly help to avoid kidney disease
2. Avoiding or stopping tobacco and alcohol are important measure
3. Advised to have annual screening fir protein leak in the urine
With the advancement in nutritional science, researchers have realised that lesser gap between meals means lesser-stored fat which in turn also helps to control blood sugar, boost metabolism and aids in weight management. After three hours of a meal our blood sugar starts falling and after four hours the digestion is complete. After 5 hours we are ready to gobble up whatever comes in our way as the body is looking for a way to refuel. This may lead to consuming high-calorie food.
Eating at regular intervals can save you from binging, keep your blood sugar level stable and help you stay energised. Also, digestion itself is work for the body and the activity leads to burning calories. However, one needs to be careful and not consume very high-calorie meals as that would increase the risk of chronic diseases.
Since everybody is different, there cannot be a set number of meals prescribed for everyone. It depends on when a person feels hungry and how that person would like to deal with it. But you need to understand your body's need for replenishment and provide the nourishment it requires. Hence, according to your body's requirement you should have small meals at short intervals which could range from six to eight in a day. If you wish to discuss about any specific problem, you can consult a Dietitian/Nutritionist.