The Quality Calorie Diet for Coumadin Users
For the record, Coumadin is a prescribed medication to prevent blood clots. Now while that is an evident need for majority of people today, it remains that a proper diet should be present to support this issue as well.
The ideal diet for Coumadin users is obviously needed to make it work. For decades doctors have been handling the issue of the amount of Vitamin K in a patient’s diet by telling their patients to avoid all foods containing Vitamin K. Their patients are given a list of foods to avoid, such as broccoli, spinach, cabbages and greens, but little further guidance, leaving their patients confused about what they can and can’t eat.
The Quality Calorie Diet for Coumadin Users helps patients manage their intake of vitamin K via six weekly meal plans outlined in the book. With accompanying recipes, weekly shopping lists, and the levels of Vitamin K in thousands of foods, Dr. Harlan has taken the guesswork out of the Coumadin diet.
The cookbook and menu planner is available in paperback and eBook format at DrGourmet.com.
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