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Nutritionist - is there a food plan/diet for those with graves disease who need to lose weight because of meds?
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Nothing specific.: Keeping the graves' disease under good control would be most important. For the diet, i would suggest the same healthy choices as for anyone, including fruits and vegetables, and keeping portion sizes reasonable.
Answered 4/10/2013
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