Diet for Conjunctivitis
The best way to commence treatment for
conjunctivitis is to adopt an exclusive fresh fruit
diet for a week. In this regimen, the three meals
a day should consist of fresh, juicy seasonal
fruits. Bananas should, however, not be taken.
Those with acute conjunctivitis should
undertake a juice fast for three or four days.
The short juice fast may be followed by an
all-fruit diet for a further seven days.
Thereafter, the patient may adopt a restricted
diet, consisting of fresh fruits, raw
mixed-vegetable salad, wholemeal bread and
steamed vegetables, and nuts.
The patient should avoid an excessive intake of
starchy and sugary foods in the form of white
bread, refined cereals, potatoes, puddings,
sugar, jams, confectionery, meats, fatty foods,
strong tea and coffee, too much salt,
condiments, and sauces which cause a general
catarrhal condition as well as conjunctivitis.
The best way to commence treatment for
conjunctivitis is to adopt an exclusive fresh fruit
diet for a week. In this regimen, the three meals
a day should consist of fresh, juicy seasonal
fruits. Bananas should, however, not be taken.
Those with acute conjunctivitis should
undertake a juice fast for three or four days.
The short juice fast may be followed by an
all-fruit diet for a further seven days.
Thereafter, the patient may adopt a restricted
diet, consisting of fresh fruits, raw
mixed-vegetable salad, wholemeal bread and
steamed vegetables, and nuts.
The patient should avoid an excessive intake of
starchy and sugary foods in the form of white
bread, refined cereals, potatoes, puddings,
sugar, jams, confectionery, meats, fatty foods,
strong tea and coffee, too much salt,
condiments, and sauces which cause a general
catarrhal condition as well as conjunctivitis.
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