Dietitians blog, ask an expert for nutritional advice.: Recent Comments

Comment on Your Questions and Answers

Dave Thompson — Wed, 02 Jan 2008 11:28:57 GMT

Hi Surinder,

We've posted a response to your enquiry on the Q and A's page. Sorry for the delay we've just returned from our christmas break.
Thanks

Dave

http://blog.eatatease.com/2008/01/02/diabetes-and-thyroid-diet-enquiry.aspx

Comment on Your Questions and Answers

Sonia — Wed, 02 Jan 2008 11:10:20 GMT

Hello,

My name is Surinder, I am a patient of diabetes and thyroid as well. Actually my mother was the patient of diabetes, so i also have been caught by this disease. One of my sisters is also suffering from same as it hereditary factor.I have been taking tablets for diabetes for last 3 years. Unfortunately, 5 months back i came to know that i am suffering from thyroid also.I put a lot of weight.I was 67 and now i am 78Kg.

Now i do walking for 30 Min, don't eat sugar food. Drink 1 glass of milk, 2 glasses of lemon water. I eat a lot of salad. I eat only 2 chappati(bread) in a single diet.I eat the food 2 times in a day.In fact i have now controlled both of my diseases diabetes and thyroid.

I request you to guide me to accomplish the following goals-:

1) To get rid of diabetes and thyroid completely.

2) To reduce my weight upto 65 Kgs

Please suggest me proper diet,exercise or whatever you think correct and beneficial for me.

Comment on Your diet and cholesterol

sean muray — Wed, 19 Dec 2007 10:46:00 GMT

Proper diet and right lifestyle is the key to prevent most of the cardiovascular diseases like high cholestrol and high blood pressure.

Comment on How can we encourage our children to be more active

Concerned parent — Wed, 21 Nov 2007 11:18:41 GMT

My 12 year old son is only interested in computer games and does very little exercise.He is now starting to put on a little weight and I think that now is the time for us to do something about it. After reading your article I can see how I have encouraged his interest in computer games instead of sports. I think that we need to do more as a family to become more active in our free time. Thank you for the wonderful advice.
Well done on a very informative website. I really enjoy reading through the advice on healthy eating.

Comment on Common dietary problems during pregnancy

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Comment on New American and British cancer guidelines released this week.

Dave Thompson — Wed, 07 Nov 2007 12:25:33 GMT

Hi

One of our dietitians (Cheryl) posted this blog for you about common dietary problems during pregnancy.
hope it helps, we also have a bit of info on our main website! www.EatatEase.com
Thanks, Dave.

Comment on Your diet and cholesterol

Arnold Mathew — Tue, 06 Nov 2007 10:54:23 GMT

Really the article is interesting and we had got good information about Cholesterol. I hope you can publish more article like this.

Comment on New American and British cancer guidelines released this week.

1NewBaby — Sat, 03 Nov 2007 17:47:35 GMT

Great site. Any dietary suggestions for my wife (I guess me to) that is expecting and at 14 weeks. I have been reading a lot on the Internet about this and was looking for some sound advice. We have no eating allergies.

Comment on EatatEase recommended dietitians blogs

Dave Thompson — Fri, 02 Nov 2007 13:03:18 GMT

I'll ask for our dietitians to review the blog again and make a decision on whether to delete it given your concerns, it may well be that content has been added to the site which wasn't there originally.
Thanks for taking the time to comment.

Dave

Comment on EatatEase recommended dietitians blogs

HB — Fri, 02 Nov 2007 12:24:41 GMT

Having a list of dietitians' websites and blogs is helpful. However, I take issue with your inclusion of the "nakednutrition" blog. While the author's credentials are sound, there seems to me an emphasis on his master diet plan. This could lead readers astray.
A nutritionist (even one with a PhD) is not the same as a dietitian who has extensive training in providing nutrition advice.