Nutrition for Nomads: Key Foods to Avoid

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Which type of foods should Nomads avoid to prevent hypoglycemia?

  • Low-calorie foods
  • Nutrient-dense foods
  • Foods that cause low blood sugar (correct)
  • High fiber foods

What effect do some foods that irritate the gut have on Nomads?

  • They enhance gut health
  • They stabilize blood sugar levels
  • They promote weight loss
  • They can cause fatigue and inflammation (correct)

Why is gluten on the Nomad Don’ts list?

  • It can irritate the gut lining in sensitive individuals (correct)
  • It is a high-calorie food
  • It helps maintain energy levels
  • It promotes weight gain

What is a common recommendation for foods with a black dot icon on the Nomad Don’ts list?

<p>Reintroduce them after 3–6 months in modest amounts (D)</p> Signup and view all the answers

Which of the following foods might inhibit a Nomad's metabolism?

<p>Foods that cause hypoglycemia (C)</p> Signup and view all the answers

What should Nomads consider doing if they start battling an illness?

<p>Avoid the foods on the Nomad Don’ts list consistently (B)</p> Signup and view all the answers

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Study Notes

Nomad Don’ts

  • Foods that cause hypoglycemia should be avoided to prevent debilitating fatigue.
  • Maintaining stable blood sugar levels is crucial for overall health and energy in Nomads.
  • Certain foods can inhibit metabolism, leading to weight gain, which is particularly concerning for those who experience low blood sugar.
  • Some foods irritate the gut, causing fatigue and inflammation; staying aware of these is essential for well-being.
  • Moldy foods and fungi are particularly problematic, as they can increase inflammation levels in Nomads.
  • Gluten-containing foods can irritate the gut lining, especially in sensitive individuals.
  • Those with noticeable white lines on their fingerprints should limit gluten intake to avoid further irritation.
  • A limited number of foods may only need to be avoided temporarily, typically for 3–6 months, allowing for dietary reintroduction later in moderation.
  • Foods requiring temporary avoidance are marked with a black dot () icon to highlight their status.
  • If experiencing illness or weight gain, greater adherence to the avoidance of these problematic foods may be necessary.

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