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Chronic Disease of Obesity - Obesity Algorithm 2024

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18 Non-pharmacologic Treatment Principles of Healthful Nutrition   ➤ Encourage: • Consumption of healthful proteins and fats such as seafood and dairy products (while being mindful of caloric content) • Consumption of vegetables, whole f ruits, nuts, legumes, whole grains • Complex carbohydrates over simple sugars; low glycemic index foods over high glycemic index foods; high-f iber foods over low- f iber foods • Minimizing energy-dense foods and beverages such as sugar- sweetened beverages, juice, cream • Minimizing ultra-processed foods of minimum nutritional value such as ref ined grains, "sweets," "junk foods," cakes, cookies, candy, pies, chips, and ultra-processed meats such as bacon, sausage, hot dogs, pastrami • Minimizing trans fats and excessive sodium • Reading labels rather than marketing claims Choosing Nutrition Therapy for Obesity The Most Appropriate Nutritional Therapy for Weight Loss is One That is Safe, Effective, and One to Which the Patient Will Adhere   ➤ Encourage foods that result in a negative caloric balance to achieve and maintain a healthy weight.   ➤ Consider the following: • Eating behaviors, and meal patterns • Cultural background, traditions, and food availability • Time constraints and f inancial issues • Nutritional knowledge and cooking skills • Medical conditions potentially affected by the nutrition plan

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