Video 1: Full Diet Consultation

This video shows the diet consultation session between a dietitian and a client referred by the doctor for dietary management of diabetes. The dietitian starts the session by introducing herself, explaining the purpose, taking the client’s weight and height, and talks about his diet intake using the multiple pass recall method. After obtaining the client’s measurements and dietary information, the dietitian provides education relevant to the client’s diabetes. The dietitian uses the motivational interviewing as a counselling strategy to support the changes to be done by the client. During the closing phase of a diet counselling session, the dietitian aims to provide support and closure.

[@scottmontoya6329]

Very great questions she is asking the patient

[@ducphan0109]

I am a dietetic student in Vietnam. This video helped my study, thanks :3

[@nicolinamaria]

What surprises me as a nutritionist myself is the fact that nothing is mentioned about animal foods. Diabetes is not caused by sugars. It’s caused by fats blocking the insuline receptors, mostly from animal foods. Fruits should never be eliminated from the diet; fruits have good carbs, fiber (which slows down sugar absorption) and a lot of essential nutrients. Restricting foods is never a good idea as you need to eat enough to get in enough essential nutrients. The type of food you eat does make sense; are these whole foods or refined, processed crap? A whole foods, plant-based diet is the only diet that is proven by science that is capable of reversing diabetes.

[@binkwehclaudia7950]

Good assessments, I do agree with your points co-colleague! Diabetes is not caused by natural sugar but can be influence by refined sugary items. Also by cholesterol from animal products only and saturated fatty acids from oils.

[@binkwehclaudia7950]

Hello Nicolina Maria, I appreciate your response!

[@shymaaj1254]

I agree with u but it can be hard for some people to follow plant- based diet a mediterranean diet can be a good option too

[@sbmd5758]

We need more and more dietitians in Malaysia.....so far, the post for dietitians are not sufficient if we compare to our populations in Malaysia

[@serenehanson-bartholomew1081]

This was really helpful. 🙏🏾

[@jiha9a]

Thank you for sharing this video :)

[@katia7880]

I really appreciate the neatness of your video! It was amazing! Can I please use this for my assignment where I work on a case study? And if you kindly do allow me, can you please mention the age of this patient? thank you so so much!

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