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I'm recovering from surgery. What foods can help speed up my recovery and promote healing? @NutritionistHudaShaikh

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Hi there, I hope you are well. As you are recovering from surgery it is important that you get enough protein, iron, fibre, good fats, calcium,Vitamin C, zinc, magnesium, and folate. Here are some foods that you must add to the diet :) - Green leafy vegetables - Eggs - Poultry - Fatty fish - Chia seeds - Flaxseeds - Pumpkin seeds - Sunflower seeds - Beans - Lentils - Ragi - Jowar - Bajra - Broken wheat - Oats - Bell-peppers - Bottle gourd - Okra - Citrus fruits ( oranges, grapefruit, lemon) - Papaya - Yogurt - Avocado - Banana - Muskmelon - Almonds - Walnuts - Coconut water - Broccoli - Zucchini - Tomato - Pumpkin - Cottage cheese - Milk - Amaranth I hope this helps :)

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