Please provide a diet plan for NAFLD

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I understand your concern. 1. I advise to go with very low fat, high carbohydrate enriched with high quality protein. 2. Add more animal protein like chicken stew, egg boils two pieces, 100 g rohu or catla fish every day at lunch as well as dinner. 3. Add good quality of dairy like curd, puddings, chana sweets and yogurts. Also, add more pulses in your diet. 4. Add plenty of greens and green vegetables like all gourds mainly papaya, bitter gourds, snake gourd, bottle gourd, etc. 5. Have high quality breakfast like breads, curd, two bananas and skim milk. 6. Sleep more for at least 8 hours or more and take 3 to 4 liters of water. 7. Take more vitamin C such as citrus fruits like lemon, amla (Indian gooseberry), musambi and orange as available seasonally. 8. Take protein powder with lukewarm water or milk. 9. Avoid all fast food, junks, outside street foods, biryani or same types of high calorie foods. Also, avoid fried foods even at home. 10. Maintain hygiene in day-to-day life with fresh foods. 11. Avoid oils, hot spices, etc., and take olive oil, green chilies, low salt, garlic and onion For further information consult a nutritionist online --> https://www.icliniq.com/ask-a-doctor-online/nutritionist

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1. Two bananas or same fruits, low sugar chana sweets and similar high quality foods are needed as you said your health was broken. 2. Do not consume fast, junk, fried or high calorie foods. 3. Fruits and vegetables are almost fine for this BMI status. Get sufficient sleep and quality protein as then can be always healthy. 4. A healthy person does not mean a good BMI or low body fat, but disease free and active. 5. You can have peanut or simple nut 50 g per day and not more than that. Avoid rest dry fruits. 6. If you are not diabetic or sugar related disorders, then you can consume maximum 20 g per day including raw or cooking. It could be even harmful for overweight or obese patients. Still, you can manage sugar free or less refined sugar always. For further information consult a nutritionist online --> https://www.icliniq.com/ask-a-doctor-online/nutritionist

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1. Your BMI is 20.80 and still it is within range. 2. You can achieve more carbs through rice, pudding, kheer, banana, potatoes, flattened rice, porridge, ghee, butter, fried rice and potato. For further doubts consult a nutritionist online --> https://www.icliniq.com/ask-a-doctor-online/nutritionist

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1. It is not better for fatty liver, but you can have a low dose with same quantity of water that is 1:1 ratio. 2. In your case, it is better to restrict or reduce excess fat and oils. For further information consult a nutritionist online --> https://www.icliniq.com/ask-a-doctor-online/nutritionist