Please suggest a diet plan for hypothyroidism and high BP.

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Patient's Query

Hello doctor,

I am a 50 year old male. My height is 6 feet and my weight is 198 lbs. I take regular medications for hypothyroidism and high BP. I am attaching my latest reports. Please suggest a low-carb high-fat vegetarian diet.

Answered by Neha Suryawanshi

Education:

BSc

Professional Bio:

Ms. Neha Suryawanshi is a certified Nutritionist and Dietitian specializing in child nutrition, lifestyle disorders, and clinical dietary management. She focuses on personalized counseling, educating children and parents about healthy eating habits, and developing practical, nutritious meal plans. Passionate about preventive health, Ms. Suryawanshi combines evidence-based nutrition guidance with motivation and education to empower families, helping children maintain optimal health and fostering lifelong healthy habits.

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Hello,

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I have read your query and gone through your reports (attachment removed to protect patient identity).

According to your height, your ideal weight should be 63 kg. You need to reduce at least 25 kg. Your total cholesterol count is high. General suggestions are as follows:

  1. Include almonds and flaxseeds daily in your diet.
  2. Take a high-fiber low-fat diet.
  3. Drink plenty of water.
  4. Take small and frequent meals at regular intervals of two to three hours.
  5. Avoid eating out.
  6. Include a lot of fresh fruits and green vegetables.

Sample diet plan as follows:

  1. Take two to three almonds, walnuts, and dates in the morning when you get up.
  2. Take sprouts, vegetable daliya, vegetable paratha, vegetable sandwiches, moong dal cheela, or besan cheela (Indian food varieties) with skimmed milk for breakfast.
  3. Take one apple in the mid-morning.
  4. Take two green roti with dal, green vegetables, curd or buttermilk, and green salad for lunch.
  5. Take puffed rice, roasted chana, nuts, and green tea at teatime.
  6. Take vegetable khichdi ((Indian food variety) and a green salad for dinner.
Medically reviewed by iCliniq medical review team
Published At July 16, 2017
Reviewed At February 23, 2024

Education:

BSc

Professional Bio:

Ms. Neha Suryawanshi is a certified Nutritionist and Dietitian specializing in child nutrition, lifestyle disorders, and clinical dietary management. She focuses on personalized counseling, educating children and parents about healthy eating habits, and developing practical, nutritious meal plans. Passionate about preventive health, Ms. Suryawanshi combines evidence-based nutrition guidance with motivation and education to empower families, helping children maintain optimal health and fostering lifelong healthy habits.

This doctor is not available for online consultations on the platform anymore.

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Education:

BSc

Professional Bio:

Ms. Neha Suryawanshi is a certified Nutritionist and Dietitian specializing in child nutrition, lifestyle disorders, and clinical dietary management. She focuses on personalized counseling, educating children and parents about healthy eating habits, and developing practical, nutritious meal plans. Passionate about preventive health, Ms. Suryawanshi combines evidence-based nutrition guidance with motivation and education to empower families, helping children maintain optimal health and fostering lifelong healthy habits.

This doctor is not available for online consultations on the platform anymore.

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