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Food & TB - Food for a person with TB, diet, food groups Food for a person with TB There is no special food that is required by a person with TB. A person with TB does not need special food, although they they should try and have a balanced diet. Some people with TB also believe that more expensive foods are better than less expensive ones. This is not true. For example, it is not true that costlier varieties of rice are better than cheaper ones. It is often better that a person with TB has the same diet as normal but possibly with some changes being made to increase their intake of food. People with TB often have a poor appetite initially, but having more frequent food intake can be helpful. Within a few weeks of starting TB treatment, the person’s appetite should increase and come back to normal. A person with TB should aim to have three meals and three snacks each day to increase the amount of food they eat. A healthy balanced diet A person with TB should aim to have...

Protein is the main source which makes up the building blocks of organs, muscles, skin, hormones and most of the thing that matters in your body. For this reason, you should eat high-quality protein at each and every meal. Research shows that protein improves health in various ways, such as helping you lose your weight and belly fat, while increasing your muscle mass and strength. A diet high in protein also lowers blood pressure, fights diabetes and helps you to regain strength. The recommended daily intake (RDI) for protein is 46 grams for women and 56 grams for men. However, many health and fitness experts believe that we need much more protein mentioned above in order to function optimally. Following is a list of 16 delicious foods that are rich in protein. 1. Eggs 2. Almonds 3. Chicken Breasts 4. Oats 5. Cottage cheese 6. Greek yoghurt 7. Milk 8. Lean beef 9. Broccoli 10. Quinoa 11. Tuna 12. Whey protein supplements 13. Pumpkin seeds ...