Diet Therapy

Diet therapy, or colloquial expresion –diet , refers not only to the food consumption plan with the ultimate goal of reduction of body weight , or gain of weight, but is primarily therapy in treatment of different illnesses. For this reason in the last few decades new name was introduced- Medical Nutriton Therapy ( MNT ).

Correctly prescribed diet therapy can be helpful in healing, in easing the symptoms of particular disease, preventing or slowing down the progression of the illness, and in some illnesses diet therapy has a crucial role in overall therapy.

The process of designing one diet consists of several stages. First one is taking medical and nutritional anamnesis from the patient continues with acknowledging patients diagnosis and therapies and taking family medical history. Next stage would be conducting socio-epidemiological questionnaire that includes patient`s habits, living conditions, dietary conditions and dietary habits, daily hygiene, physical activity, potential consumption of psychoactive substances, smoking etc. Next stage would be, if it`s necessary to design full weekly diet plan, to conduct nutritional questionnaire , where patient himself writes all details about the food and drinks he has consumed within 1 or 3 consecutive days, with timing of the food and drink consumption, and all potential accompanying medical symptomatology.

The last stage is questionnaire where patients describes all the food that he prefers to eat, or that he doesn`t like to eat. After all of this data are collected, proper diet therapy with weekly or daily food plan can be designed. Diet therapy that is designed in this manner shouldn`t be changed frequently, but only adjusted considering new conditions of the illness. Off course, this is not the case if we are dealing with acute medical conditions or acute illnesses.

We are going to mention some of diet therapies in offer, but as it is clearly stated and explained above, every medical nutrition therapy with food plan is individual, and comprises several diet therapies for different health concerns and pathological conditions, taking under consideration all the factors mentioned above (dietary habits, availability of the certain food, medication therapy, biochemical analysis results, hematology test results etc.):

  • Diet therapy for hypertension
  • Diet for hyperlipidemia and hypercholesterolemia
  • Diet for atherosclerosis
  • Diet for thrombophlebitis
  • Diet at miocardial infraction ( heart attack)
  • Diet in heart transplantation
  • Diet for metabolic syndrome
  • Diet for peripheral vascular disease and peripheral artery disease
  • Diet for cardiomyopathies
  • Diet for myocardial ischemia ( angina pectoris)
  • Diet for heart failure ( cardiac insufficiency )- decompensated and compensated heart failure
  • Diet for various types of anemia
  • Diet for pharyngeal and mouth cavity diseases
  • Diet for dysphagia
  • Diet for eosinophilic esophagitis
  • Diet for achalasia
  • Diet for pyrosis ( heartburn )
  • Diet for hiatus hernia
  • Diet for GERD ( reflux )
  • Diet for nausea and vomiting
  • Diet for acute gastritis
  • Diet for chronic gastritis
  • Diet for gastric ulcer disease- acute faze and reemission faze
  • Diet for duodenal ulcer
  • Diet for gastrostomy
  • Diet for small intestine resection
  • Diet for short bowel syndrome
  • Postoperative diet for bariatric surgery
  • Diet for diarrhea
  • Diet for dyspepsia
  • Diet for lactose intolerance
  • Diet for gluten intolerance
  • Diet for gluten enteropathy ( Celiac Disease )
  • Diet for Crohn`s Disease
  • Diet for enterocolitis
  • Diet against intestinal parasites
  • Diet for IBS ( Irritable Bowel Syndrome )
  • Diet for large bowel resection
  • Diet for diverticulitis
  • Diet for acute colitis ( inflammation of the large bowel )
  • Diet for ulcerative colitis
  • Diet for meteorism ( flatulence, gasses in large bowel)
  • Diet for obstipation
  • Diet for constipation
  • Diet for hemorrhoids
  • Diet for acute cholecystitis ( inflammation of gallbladder )
  • Diet for chronic cholecystitis
  • Diet for cholelithiasis ( gallstones )
  • Diet for cholestasis
  • Diet for biliary cirrhosis
  • Diet for liver steatosis ( fatty liver disease )
  • Diet for acute hepatitis
  • Diet for chronic hepatitis
  • Diet for hepatic cirrhosis ( liver cirrhosis)
  • Diet for porphyria
  • Diet for ascites
  • Diet for jaundice
  • Diet for liver failure and hepatic encephalopathy
  • Diet for liver transplantation
  • Diet for acute pancreatitis
  • Diet for chronic pancreatitis
  • Diet for pancreatic insufficiency
  • Diet for pancreas transplantation
  • Diet for obesity
  • Diet for diabetes mellitus type I ( insulin dependent )
  • Diet for diabetes mellitus type II ( insulin independent )
  • Diet for gestational diabetes
  • Diet for insulin resistance
  • Diet for prediabetes
  • Diet for Cushing`s Syndrome
  • Diet for hypopituitarism
  • Diet for diabetes insipidus
  • Diet for polycystic ovaries
  • Diet for Addison`s disease
  • Diet for hyperthyroidism ( Grave`s disease)
  • Diet for hypothyroidism
  • Diet for Hashimoto Syndrome
  • Diet for hyperparathyroidism and hypercalcemia
  • Diet for hypoparathyroidism and hypocalcemia
  • Diet for muscular dystrophy
  • Diet for fibromyalgia
  • Diet for osteoarthritis
  • Diet for rheumatoid arthritis
  • Diet for osteomalacia
  • Diet for osteopenia and osteoporosis
  • Diet for scleroderma
  • Diet for gout
  • Diet for systemic lupus
  • Diet for vasculitis
  • Diet for pemphigus
  • Diet for psoriasis
  • Diet for urticaria ( hives)
  • Diet for eczema
  • Diet for cellulitis
  • Dietm for erythema nodosum
  • Diet for COPD ( chronic obstructive pulmonary disease )
  • Diet for asthma
  • Diet for cystic fibrosis
  • Diet for chylothorax ( chylous pleural effusion )
  • Diet for sarcoidosis
  • Diet for acute infectious diseases
  • Diet for acute infectious diseases with prolonged duration
  • Diet for chronic infectious diseases
  • Diet for tuberculosis
  • Diet for AIDS
  • Diet for cancer prevention
  • Diet for various types of cancer
  • Post –cancer diet
  • Diet for burns ( thermal injuries )
  • Diet for sepsis
  • Diet for acute glomerulonephritis
  • Diet for chronic glomerulonephritis
  • Diet for nephrotic syndrome
  • Diet for acute renal insufficiency ( acute renal failure )
  • Diet for chronic renal insufficiency ( chronic kidney failure )
  • Diet for diabetic nephropathy
  • Diet for polycystic kidney disease
  • Diet for nephrolithiasis ( kidney stones )
  • Diet for hemodialysis
  • Diet for peritoneal dialysis
  • Diet for kidney transplantation
  • Diet for Alzheimer`s disease
  • Diet for Parkinson`s disease
  • Diet for migraine
  • Diet for anorexia
  • Diet for bulimia
  • Diet for malnutrition ( kwashiorkor and marasmus)
  • Diet for various vitamin deficiencies
  • Various diagnostic diets