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Diet & Nutrition
Diet and nutrition in porphyria
Introduction
A proper diet is important to all individuals, regardless
of health. Everyone should maintain a diet that provides all
essential nutrients and should avoid being overweight or underweight.
A desirable weight should be maintained by good dietary habits over
a long period of time rather than be alternating periods of overeating
and under eating.
Diet is important in the management of many diseases, diabetes
mellitus for example. Also, many diseases can alter food intake.
Therefore, attention to diet and nutrition is important in almost
any disease.
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