NUTRITION AFTER LUNG TRANSPLANT. Nutritional Guidelines Following Lung Transplant. Quick Tips. You Should Know

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NUTRITION AFTER LUNG TRANSPLANT Nutritional Guidelines Following Lung Transplant Healthy eating habits are an important link to maintaining good physical condition. It also helps to reduce your risk of complications from high cholesterol, infections, diabetes and obesity. You Should Know Do not use salt substitutes that contain potassium. Weight Control: To control your weight you must maintain a balance between the number of calories you eat each day and the number of calories you use each day. For weight loss, women can reduce fat to 40 grams a day and men to 60 grams a day which will help to control calorie intake. Prednisone can increase hunger and contribute to weight gain. Most of the calories you need daily are to maintain your muscles. Since prednisone can decrease your muscle mass, it is important to remain active to keep your muscle mass. It is important to exercise five to six times per week to adequately protect your muscles. To start, walking is the best choice. You should ask your surgeon before you do any other type of exercise. Cholesterol: The medications used to help the body accept your new organ can cause an increase in your cholesterol. High cholesterol levels can lead to heart disease. It is important to choose lean cuts of meat and to limit foods high in animal fat or cholesterol, such as egg yolks. Select low fat milk and dairy products. Use monosaturated margarine and oils in cooking. Quick Tips Wash hands frequently when working with food Avoid cross-contamination Cook all animal foods to appropriate temperatures Do not eat raw or undercooked meats Drink from safe water supplies You Should Know Well water should be tested periodically for contamination. Nutrition After Lung Transplant 1

HEALTHY CHOICES UNHEALTHY CHOICES Meats and Meat Alternatives: Any lean meat, fish or poultry (prepared without salt) Peanut butter Low fat frozen dinners with less than 600 mg of sodium Dried beans, peas, lentils Dairy, Milk, Yogurt, Cheeses: Milk- nonfat, ½% or 1%, soy milk, rice milk Yogurt, frozen yogurt, ice milk Natural swiss cheese Low sodium, low fat cheeses Low sodium, low fat cottage cheeses Egg yolks, maximum of 3-4 per week Egg substitutes Egg whites Breads, Cereal, Rice and Pasta: Enriched or whole grain bread and bread products with unsalted tops Plain macaroni, noodles, rice and spaghetti cooked without salt Cornbread, pancakes, waffles, biscuits (made with vegetable fat, no salt and using egg substitute or egg whites) Unsalted cooked cereal Regular dry cereals (one serving a day) Homemade soup with low sodium ingredients Soups, canned low sodium, low fat Broth or bouillon, low sodium Crackers, low sodium Vegetables: Fresh, frozen or canned without salt added Tomato juice, unsalted V-8 juice, unsalted Meats and Meat Alternatives: Canned, salted or smoked meats or fish Bacon, ham, sausage, luncheon meats, frankfurters, chipped beef, salt pork, herring, caviar, anchovies, sardines Canned or frozen dinners Poultry skin Fried foods (including deep fried foods) Dairy, Milk, Yogurt, Cheeses: Whole milk, 2% milk, cream Buttermilk, malted milk Half and half Processed cocoa Processed, regular cheese Bleu, feta and other high sodium cheeses Regular cottage cheese Breads, Cereal, Rice and Pasta: Rolls or bread sticks with salt on the outside Salted crackers Bread stuffing mixes, rice mixes, macaroni or noodle mixes containing seasoning packets Salted snack foods; pretzels, potato chips, popcorn, snack crackers Instant hot cereals Creamed soups, regular or low-sodium Bouillon, regular Soups, regular canned, dried or packaged Vegetables: Canned vegetables with salt added Olives, sauerkraut, pickles Pickled vegetables Vegetable juices Vegetables with seasoned sauces Pre-made spaghetti/tomato sauce Instant mashed potatoes, boxed potatoes High potassium vegetables (Refer to the high potassium food list in this section if you have been advised to avoid foods high in potassium) 2 Nutrition After Lung Transplant

HEALTHY CHOICES UNHEALTHY CHOICES Fruits: Any fresh, frozen or canned fruit or fruit juices Snacks: Fresh fruits and vegetables Popcorn, unsalted Baked potato chips or baked corn chips Baked crackers, low fat, low salt Beverages: Water Milk- nonfat, ½%, or 1% Milk, soy or rice Coffee, decaf coffee Teas Fruit juices Powdered drink mixes, low sodium Desserts: Gelatin or sugar free gelatin desserts Fruit whips, fruit ice, sherbet Homemade tapioca, rice pudding Custard made with milk Jelly, jam, honey, syrup Hard candy, marshmallows, gum drops Small amounts of cake, cookies or pie limit to two servings per week! Fruits: Adding salt to fruits (such as watermelon) Glazed or crystallized fruit Grapefruit or grapefruit juice High caloric fruits canned in heavy syrup High potassium fruits (Refer to the high potassium food list if you have been advised to avoid foods high in potassium) Snacks: Salted popcorn, microwave popcorn Potato chips, taco chips, corn chips Regular crackers Regular pretzels Regular salted nuts Other salty snack foods Beverages: Buttermilk, whole or 2% milk Cream, half and half Gatorade Powerade Vegetable juices Instant cocoa mixes Instant cappuccino mixes Desserts: Instant pudding or other dessert mixes Whipped topping Frozen pies Minced meat pies Coconut High calorie desserts Nutrition After Lung Transplant 3

HEALTHY CHOICES UNHEALTHY CHOICES Fats, Oils (use sparingly): Olive oil, canola oil, margarine or other vegetable oils Low fat salad dressing Low fat cream cheese Unsalted nuts Seasonings and Condiments: Herbs and spices without salt, sodium or potassium chloride Small amounts of low sodium soy sauce (this is still fairly high in sodium) Ketchup, mustard Limit barbeque sauce Low sodium steak sauce Low sodium Worcestershire sauce Lemon Garlic Onion Fats, Oils: Gravy, cream sauces, cheese sauces Butter, lard, salt pork Sour cream, cream cheese Coconut oil, palm oil, palm kernel oil Salted nuts Hydrogenated oils Seasonings and Condiments: Salt substitute (potassium chloride) Celery salt, garlic salt, onion salt Chili sauce MSG (monosodium glutamate) Salt, sea salt Meat tenderizers with salt, sodium or MSG Soybean paste Regular sauces - soy, teriyaki, steak or Worcestershire 4 Nutrition After Lung Transplant

HIGH POTASSIUM FOOD LIST If you have been told to avoid foods high in potassium, these are the foods you should avoid: Fruits: Apricots Banana Dates Honeydew melon Kiwi fruit Nectarine Orange Orange juice Prunes Prune juice Raisins Miscellaneous: Bran buds or 100% bran Dried beans or peas Nuts Potato chips Salt substitute Soy milk and nuts Yogurt Vegetables: Artichokes Avocado Bamboo shoots Chard Fresh brussels sprouts Fresh or raw beets Greens; beet collard or mustard Kohlrabi Okra Parsnips Potatoes Pumpkin Rutabagas Spinach Sweet potatoes Tomatoes Tomato sauce, puree Tomato juice V-8 Winter squash Yams Use in Limited Amounts: Bran flakes Coffee Milk Peanut butter Tea Nutrition After Lung Transplant 5