A nutritious diet is key when you have HIV. WebMD explains what you should eat
to improve your energy and strength, and avoid complications.
Having HIV doesn't mean that you have to make big changes to your diet. But
eating the right foods can make you feel better, have more energy and can keep
Aug 3, 2011 ... Having good nutrition means eating the right types of foods in the right amounts
so you get these important nutrients.
For people living with HIV/AIDS, good nutrition must be part of the plan for living
... Use this booklet to guide your food choices and to learn how diet and lifestyle ...
People with HIV need to keep their immune system healthy. Working with your
doctor and following these best lifestyle practices will keep you in good shape.
Further infection and fever also increase the body's demand for food. Once
people are infected with HIV they have to eat more to meet these extra energy
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May 7, 2010 ... 3) I have never heard that someone who has HIV should not eat pork. .... fish and
chicken rather than red meat, not too much fried food etc), ...
If you don't have an appetite -- Try to eat your favorite foods. Instead of eating 3
big meals each day, eat 6 to 8 small meals. Drink high-calorie protein shakes ...
Dec 1, 2014 ... With proper medical care, maintaining a healthy body weight and eating a variety
of nutritious foods, people living with HIV/AIDS can likely ...