diet therapy
Healing through food
Diet therapy is the use of specific foods or eating patterns to treat or manage medical conditions.
A nutritionist might design a diet therapy plan for diabetes, heart disease, or food allergies.
The approach treats food as medicine—adjusting what someone eats to address health problems rather than relying solely on drugs or procedures: Her doctor recommended diet therapy before trying medication.
- mindful eatingDeliberate attention while consuming
- clean eatingUnprocessed, natural diet
- ketogenicInducing fat-derived energy
- low carbMinimal starch intake
- gluten-freeContaining no wheat protein
antioxidants · portion control · calorie counting · food diary · weight management · probiotics · vitamins · whole grains · gut health · minerals · omega-3 fatty acids · protein supplements · meal planning · blood sugar control · personalized coaching · superfoods · hydration · nutrition counseling
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- treatmentstreatment, treatments, medication, medicine, surgery
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- Epilepsyseizure, seizures, epilepsy, AED, convulsion
- IBD treatmentsbiologics, immunomodulators, Humira, colectomy, biosimilars
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Treatment using medicinal substances
pharmacotherapy · medication · surgery · surgical intervention · chemotherapy
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Immediate unscheduled medical procedure
acute care · aggressive treatment · surgical intervention · invasive procedure · crisis intervention
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