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A patient who has been experiencing premenstrual syndrome (PMS) reports to the clinic with a diet diary she has kept over the past several weeks. The nurse should suggest the patient made a dietary modification based on the following entries in her diet.
1. daily intake of caffeine-free soda
2. daily intake of low-fat yogurt
3. foods rich in magnesium
4. daily intake of white bread
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11 years ago
4. daily intake of white bread. (for PMS avoid "white foods" like white bread and mashed potatoes which can change the way estrogen is metabolized and trigger the body to convert testosterone to estrogen).
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11 years ago
4 -- Dietary intake of simple carbohydrates should be reduced. White bread should be traded for whole-wheat bread if possible. Dietary adjustments of reduced caffeine and increased calcium and magnesium are beneficial in the management of premenstrual syndrome.
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