Richmond Pre-Op Diet
Everyone's pre-op diet is custom-tailored to the individiual's tastes and requirements, so you shouldn't try using someone else's.
That being said, the general guidelines appears to be 1200 or fewer calories, with a focus on low-sodium, fibre, non-refined carbs and a good amount of protein. Oh, and no caffeine and herbs/spices (Mrs. Dash was allowed, though).
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on 12/16/16 6:36 am
Everyone's pre-op diet is custom-tailored to the individiual's tastes and requirements, so you shouldn't try using someone else's.
That being said, the general guidelines appears to be 1200 or fewer calories, with a focus on low-sodium, fibre, non-refined carbs and a good amount of protein. Oh, and no caffeine and herbs/spices (Mrs. Dash was allowed, though).
Thank you so much! My orientation went well and I will be meeting with the dietitian next week. I think it's a good start.
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