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Anonymous users2024-02-10The diet of hyperthyroid patients is mainly "three highs and one taboo", namely: high calories (carbohydrates), high protein, high vitamins, and avoid iodine. Eat at least 2,400 kcal per day for men and 2,000 kcal for women.
1.Foods that contain carbohydrates are, sucrose, cereals, fruits, nuts, 2Foods that contain vitamins are, carrots, fruits, green leafy vegetables, mushrooms.
3.Foods that contain protein include milk, meat, and eggs.
4.Eat small, frequent meals to replenish the calories lost from the disease.
5.Keep your mind calm and avoid exertion.
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Anonymous users2024-02-09I believe everyone understands how patients with hyperthyroidism should eat, and it will be very clear that they should not eat iodine-containing food, but why can't hyperthyroid patients eat iodine-containing food? What kind of harm will it bring if you eat it? (1) Iodine is one of the important raw materials for thyroid hormone synthesis by the thyroid gland, and the content of thyroid hormone in patients with hyperthyroidism is higher than that of normal people.
2) The bioavailability of iodine in the thyroid gland of patients with hyperthyroidism is significantly higher than that of normal people, and even if a small dose of iodine-containing food is given, the sick thyroid gland may produce more thyroid hormones than normal, aggravating the condition. (3) After the normal body consumes too much iodine-containing food, the excess iodine will be excreted from the body, so as not to produce excessive thyroid hormones. However, patients with hyperthyroidism have abnormal hyperthyroid function and dysfunctional self-protection mechanism, which not only cannot remove excess raw materials, but will overuse these iodine to synthesize a large amount of thyroid hormones, which will worsen the condition.
I'm sure everyone knows something! Therefore, patients must pay attention to the fact that a good diet plays a positive role in the health of patients. Beijing Guoji Hospital of Traditional Chinese Medicine has created the original Chinese medicine antihypersis balance**, which has the following four significant advantages:
1) The course of treatment is short and the effect is fast. (2) Treat both the symptoms and the root causes, not **. (3) No surgery, bitter, no poison.
4) The curative effect is thorough and more stable.
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Anonymous users2024-02-08Hello, hyperthyroidism patients should avoid iodine-containing food, hyperthyroidism patients have a significantly higher bioavailability of iodine than normal people, even if a small dose of iodine-containing food is given, the sick thyroid gland may produce more thyroid hormones than normal, aggravating the condition, hyperthyroidism patients not only can not supplement iodine-containing food, but should avoid using any iodine-containing food and drugs as much as possible, wishing the day **.
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