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∙ 7y agoGluten-free foods are usually the go-to option for those who are gluten-intolerant. These range from cereals to breads to snacks, even sweets. The best options are fresh produce and whole foods, which happen to be more natural than the gluten-free food anyway.
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∙ 12y agoRisotto will probably work. (All rice is gluten free). Alternatively, any kind of fish/poultry "en papillote" (placed on greaseproof paper, which is then folded to make a "parcel" around the meat and then baked) with a little wine, lemon juice, herbs and butter, potatoes and green vegetables in the parcel will be just fine.
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∙ 8y agoA person with acute bronchitis will want to avoid salt and any type of fried foods. Baked foods and soups are a good choice for a meal.
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No. This is an example of free choice.
Ice cream is normally a great choice for most people. So really, anything light or 'small amounted' would be managable.
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High triglyceride foods are very harmful because these are the foods that are known to raise a person's cholesterol and they can clog a person's arteries.
The following foods contain oxalic acid:RhubarbSpinachKaleChardBeet greensCashewsAlmondsEat these foods in moderation because they interfere with calcium absorption in the body.
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The following are some foods that are rich in Omega 6 : walnuts, soybeans, tofu, peanut butter.
It all depends on you. If you have very high blood pressure, then foods such as ramen or soy sauce would not be a good choice. Still, even with people with a low cholesterol or fat amount in their bodies, it's still probably a good choice to stay away from fatty or high-sugar substances.
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