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Reviewed and Endorsed Materials
Nutrition
Title: "Talkin' about Food"
Author(s)
and Affiliations: Prepared by the American
Dietetic Association for People Who Take Crixivan and Merck & Co.
Inc.
Target
Audience: General Population Living with HIV
Topic:
Nutrition
Reading
Level (SMOG Test): 5th
Grade
Language:
Spanish
and English
Brief
Synopsis/Description: This material includes charts with light
snacks and meal ideas for people taking Crixivan. It is designed
to help consumers choose low-fat and low-calorie snacks that should
not affect the absorption of the Crixivan. The charts include serving
sizes and choices for soups, desserts, snacks, vegetables, cereals,
breads, pastas and fruits.
Brief Synopsis of NRC Consumer Reviews: The consumer reviewers
agreed this piece is very helpful to people with HIV starting crixivan.
The reviewers said the resource is "easy to carry," "provides a
variety of snacks" and the charts are "quick reference guides" that
are "easy to understand." One reviewer thought there should be a
few more options of "food to represent more cultures," but in general
it is a good reference. The reviewers also suggest this piece being
distributed by case managers, nutritionists and nurses.
Important
Notes: Since many people are taking more then one protease inhibitor
the NRC reviewers recommend patients to check with their nutritionist
or physician and ensure that these snacks will work for their combination
of therapies.
Date
of Most Recent Revision/ Update: 1998
Next
Planned Update: Not available
Publisher:
Merck and Co. Inc.
Copyright
Information: Copyrighted 1999 Merck & Co., Inc. All rights reserved.
Permission
to Reproduce? No Permission to Distribute? Yes
Type of Material: Folder
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Style
and Format
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Text
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1
page |
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Tables
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7 |
| Figures |
0 |
| Color |
Yes |
| Other
Graphics |
Yes |
Cost
per copy: Free
Multiple copies: No limit for health care professionals.
Shipping Cost: N/A
Ordering
Contact:
For
more information, please call: 1-888-Crixivan
Visit their website at: http://www.crixivan.com
To view the food charts described above visit: http://www.crixivan2.com/phys_new/livinitt/foodlist.htm

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