Nutrition

Malnutrition, wasting and metabolic abnormalities are still major problems among people with AIDS. And, with many people now living for longer periods after becoming infected with HIV, good nutrition is increasingly important.

Disclaimer:

These pages present nutritional information from various sources and viewpoints. The Momentum Project does not recommend particular therapies but seeks to increase the options available to people living with HIV/AIDS. We encourage all readers to consult a licensed health care practitioner before making dietary changes.

1. Why Nutrition Matters

2. Coping with Eating Problems

3. Food and Water Safety

4. Exercise

5. Stretching a Food Budget

6. Food Storage Chart

7. What Counts as a Serving

8. Fruit and Vegetable Smoothies

9. Milk, Soy Milk and Tofu Smoothies

10. Green Tea Apple Lemon Drink

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Nutrition

Strength, Sustenance and Support - Fortaleza, Sustento y Apoyo