Medical Nutrition Therapy goals for cardiovascular disease...
- To provide low fat diet
- To provide low cholesterol diet
- to provide low sodium restricted diet if necessary
The table below showed the National Cholesterol Education Panel (NCEP) recommendation steps in fat controlled diet...
Recommended
Intake
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Step1
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Step 2
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Total fat
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Less than 30%
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Saturated fat (SFA)
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Less than 10% of total calories
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Less than 7% of total calories
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Monounsaturated fat (MUFA)
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10-15% of the total calories
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Polyunsaturated fat (PUFA)
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Up to 10% of the total calories
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Carbohydrate
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50-60% of the total calories
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Protein
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10-20% of the total calories
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Cholesterol
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< 300mg/day
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<200 mg/day
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Total calories
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To achieve and maintain desirable weight
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LDL cholesterol is a main carrier of cholesterol in the blood while HDL cholesterol carries cholesterol from the arteries to the liver.So, its means increasing level of LDL cholesterol is bad for us.There is some nutritional factors that affect LDL cholesterol.
Increase LDL-C
- Saturated and trans fatty acid -coconut milk, animal fat,margerine, shortening
- dietary cholesterol
- Excess body weight
Decrease LDL-C
- Polyunsaturated fatty acid- omega-3, omega-6, plant source,corn oil
- Viscous fiber- oats, barley, beans
- plant stanols
- Weight loss
- isoflavone
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