Guest guest Posted June 13, 2006 Report Posted June 13, 2006 My mother is 79, diabetic, and also has problems with her colon, gallbladder and kidneys, has severe arthritis and probably some other things I'm not aware of. Each time she goes to a doctor he/she or a nurse or dietician tell her what foods are good and what to avoid, for that specific medical problem she went in for. The problem is, with three or four major things wrong with her, each of these " specialists " confuses her even further with what's good and what's not, so she's left bewildered and just plain disgusted from the whole mess. My question is probably way out there and maybe not possible, but is there any known database that I could download that would give a wide range of foods and then show perhaps in different columns, what foods would be OK for diabetes, which ones are good if you have colon problems, gallbladder, etc., etc. It would be nice if perhaps I had something in black-and-white to show my dad, who could help my mom and also help her understand what common foods will be best for her. I can tell her all I want my opinion on certain foods, but next doctor visit, it's back to confusion city. It's like I'm working against the docs and nutritionists, who can't seem to agree on a set of foods she needs to stick with. Perhaps solid print data will seem more valid if there is such a list. Any takers on this? Bill Powers Quote
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