Table 5.
Potential Risk | Risk Group | Advice |
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Dyslipidemia | Patients treated with atypical antipsychotic medication. Overweight or obese individuals. |
Replace foods with high SFA and trans unsaturated fatty acid with sources of PUFA and MUFA. Less: meat with high-fat content, lard, butter, eggs, coconut/palm oil More: olive oil, rapeseed oil, flax oil, avocado, fatty fish, allowed amounts of nuts and seeds Supplementation of omega-3 fatty acids (>1 g EPA or EPA/DHA ratio 1:1) could be helpful |
Constipation | Patients treated with medication with anticholinergic effects (clozapine, olanzapine, phenothiazine derivatives, TCA72). | Choose vegetables, nuts, and seeds with more fiber and less carbohydrate content; the examples of the ratio of fiber to carbohydrate in some foods are presented below: Spinach 1:1.15 Sesame 1:1.27 Desiccated coconut 1:1.28 Mushrooms 1:1.3 Chives 1:1.56 Celery tuber 1:1.57 Almonds 1:1.59 Kale 1:1.6 Brussels sprout 1:1.6 Hazelnut 1:1.67 Chinese cabbage 1:1.68 Horseradish 1:1.76 Green beans 1:1.95 Lettuce 1:2.07 Broccoli 1:2.08 Cauliflower 1:2.08 Parsley, root 1:2.14 Peanuts 1:2.63 Red cabbage 1:2.68 Walnuts 1:2.77 Tomatoes 1:3 Zucchini 1:3.2 Red pepper 1:3.3 Cucumber, pickled 1:3.8 Onion 1:4.05 Cucumber 1:5.8 * |
Calcium deficiency, osteoporosis risk | Patients treated with SSRI, valproic acid and with high prolactin levels after pharmacotherapy. | Supplementation of vitamin D according to guidelines. Monitoring vitamin D status. Intake of foods rich in Ca allowed on KD, such as: cheese (hard cheese, feta, mozzarella), Greek yoghurt, cream, or vegetables with a high ratio of Ca to P. The ratio of Ca to P in some foods is presented below; 1:1 or higher Ca is recommended. Kale 1:0.36 Parsley, leaves 1:0.44 Cabbage, white 1:0.49 Cheese, Emmentaler 1:0.5 Sauerkraut 1:0.5 Chives 1:0.54 Onion 1:0.56 Brussels, sprout 1:0.58 Cheese, parmesan 1:0.59 Cheese, brie 1:0.63 Pumpkin 1:0.65 Cabbage, red 1:0.67 Cheese, camembert 1:0.8 Cabbage, Chinese 1:0.82 Broccoli 1:1.38 Cucumber, pickled 1:1.5 Cucumber 1:1.53 Almonds 1:1.9 Cauliflower 1:2.15 Walnuts 1:3.82 Sunflower seeds 1:5.98 Peanuts 1:6.64 Egg, white 1:8.5 Cod 1:92 Roast beef 1:95.5 Chicken, leg 1:98 Egg 1:102 Breast, chicken 1:120 Salmon 1:133 Egg, yolk 1:293 ** |
TCA—tricyclic antidepressants; SSRI—selective serotonin reuptake inhibitor; SFA—saturated fatty acid PUFA—polyunsaturated fatty acids; MUFA—monounsaturated fatty acids; EPA—eicosapentaenoic acid; DHA—docosahexaenoic acid; Ca—calcium; P—phosphorus; KD—ketogenic diet; * fiber to carbohydrate ratio; ** Ca to P ratio.