What if all they want to eat is cookies, chips and fast foods? How do I get my dad to eat healthier? He’s at the stage where he doesn’t want any suggestions and is defiant
Yes he buys them himself, and keeps them right next to his chair so there’s no way to sneak them out. He’s gained so much weight it worries me because he has copd, and dementia from the Parkinson’s… read more
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I tried it before but not on a consistent schedule.
https://draxe.com/nutrition/lions-mane-mushroom/
My husband takes one pill every morning....our daughter bought them for him, don't know if it's helping but I make sure he takes it every day 🤞
Thank you i will check it out
i eat a lot of protein, chicken, eggs, cheese that all easily pop in mic. oven. are there any filling, heavy foods that are easily shopped for as someone else shops for me.
Have you tried oatmeal? You can add lots of things to it (suggestions on internet) from maple syrup to vanilla or peanut butter. Sweet or savory. Your diet would have me so constipated I’d be… read more
Looking to make adjustments to my diet based on nutritional content. Need an App that will list a breakdown so I can identify deficiencies and/or excesses, as well as select the foods that I like to make adjustments with.
- I also plan to take supplements, so if I can enter those into the calculations, that would be great
- It would also synchronize with their website providing better interaction with the data and nutritional information.
- Bar code scanning capability for easier input.
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I know this is off topic, l found something to drink with my meds and doesn't upset my stomach. Vanilla almond milk.
I,ve drank hazelnut mocha for years but considering switching to coffee if enough people thinks î would help my PD, Dpes ît help, in your opinion? I'll try anything that can help.
My husbands neurologist says no caffeine after early afternoon .
I try to eat that mostly
t’s not another fad diet but a time-tested lifestyle! The Mediterranean diet for Parkinson’s is consistently suggested by dietitians as a preventative and therapeutic approach to disease management.
While it’s commonly known for its heart-healthy and diabetes-friendly benefits, the Mediterranean diet has also shown neuroprotective properties, making it a positive fuel choice for people with Parkinson’s disease.
This diet includes moderate consumption of fish, seafood, dairy, and poultry. In… read more
Also consider the Mind Diet. https://www.healthline.com/nutrition/mind-diet#... Its a combination of the Mediterranean and Dash diet, and geared towards preventing dementia.
I have lost 70 pounds in 6 months