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normal diet

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normal diet.
Patient discussion about normal diet.

Q. How do I help my friend to come back to normal and to eat a diet that is full of nutrition and well balanced? My friend is anorexic. She has no interest in food and eats only a mouthful at a time. She has become very weak and tires easily. Her eyes droop and she does not show interest in anything at all. She used to be very lively before. How do I help my friend to come back to normal and should I make her eat a diet that is full of nutrition and well balanced?

A. I would you to consult with the doctor. She might be depressed as this is a psychiatric disorder. As this is an obsessive problem it is imperative that you consult a doctor. Do not force her but tempt her with good nutritious food with any of her favorite dishes. It is also good to take vitamin to give an extra boost and also act as supplements.
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Q. How come juice help in regular diet of a person.... how come juice help in regular diet of a person and will there be side effect if taken in excess?

A. Absolutely there is no question of side effects as long as you are consuming fresh fruit juices. They give you all the essential diet nutrients and are easy to digest. They just supplement you with all the nutrients a fruit or vegetables can give and is helps you maintain a good health.

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