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2021-05-24 12:24:54
Covid pneumatic Recovery day no. 16 still weakness diabetic bt in controlled with medicines... Bp 114/95 Saturation 92-93 What no to eat ??? Can i give eggs and how many ? Rice curd ??
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Hi Have 2 to 3 egg whites 5 times a week .. Yes you can have curd rice .. For proper diet plan you can contact me directly through practo..

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One egg a day. Plenty of veg as soup,stew,or bland curry. Dal,lentils whole gram, greengram sprouts. Almonds,walnuts,figs,can be given. Oats,barley,millets drink with cooked veg. Apples,gauva,sapota,banana can be given.

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Diet must be rich in carbohydrates and protein and yes eggs with bread slice. Take supplements regularly. This is the time to improve your immunity and metabolism with modified plan
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Do light yoga and exercise. Take proper rest too
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