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Nutrition and HIV/AIDS: A Training Manual - Linkages Project

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Dietary problemFever<strong>Nutrition</strong>al intervention Drink plenty of fluids throughout the day. Eat smaller, more frequent meals at regularly scheduled intervals. Add high-protein snacks between meals.Fat malabsorption Eliminate oils, butter, ghee, margarine, <strong>and</strong> foods that contain or areprepared with these. Trim all visible fat from meat <strong>and</strong> remove the skin from chicken. Avoid deep fried, greasy, or high fat foods. Eat smaller, more frequent meals spaced out evenly throughout the day. Take a daily multivitamin, if available.Lack of energy orfatigue If possible have someone pre-cook foods (ensure proper food safety of precookedfood). Eat smaller, more frequent meals <strong>and</strong> snacks throughout the day. Try to eat at the same time each day <strong>and</strong> exercise as much as possible toincrease energy.Source: Lwanga 2001171

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