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Ear Disorders

EAT PLENTY OF THESE TYPES OF FOODS	CUT DOWN ON THESE TYPES OF FOODS	AVOID ANY OF THESE TYPES OF FOOD
Onions garlic and chilli peppers if mucus is a problem	Foods high in saturated fats

Eczema

EAT PLENTY OF THESE TYPES OF FOODS	CUT DOWN ON THESE TYPES OF FOODS	AVOID ANY OF THESE TYPES OF FOOD
		Milk and eggs Touching Foods and materials known to cause contact dermatitis

Emphysema

EAT PLENTY OF THESE TYPES OF FOODS	CUT DOWN ON THESE TYPES OF FOODS	AVOID ANY OF THESE TYPES OF FOOD
Wholegrain cereals and sunflower oil for vitamin E Apricots spinach and carrots for beta carotene Fresh fruits for vitamin C		Smoking

Energy Foods

EAT PLENTY OF THESE TYPES OF FOODS	CUT DOWN ON THESE TYPES OF FOODS	AVOID ANY OF THESE TYPES OF FOOD
Bananas dates raisins dried apricots for quick energy Wholemeal bread potatoes brown rice and pasta for a steady flow of energy Fresh fruit and vegetables	Alcohol and caffeine drinks Sugary foods with no nutrients

Epilepsy

EAT PLENTY OF THESE TYPES OF FOODS	CUT DOWN ON THESE TYPES OF FOODS	AVOID ANY OF THESE TYPES OF FOOD
Meats and pulses for vitamin B6 magnesium and zinc Dairy products rich in calcium like milk fortified with vitamin D Wholemeal bread rice pineapple figs and blackberries for manganese Wheatgerm for vitamin E		Excessive amounts of alcohol Evening primrose oil

Eye Disorders

EAT PLENTY OF THESE TYPES OF FOODS	CUT DOWN ON THESE TYPES OF FOODS	AVOID ANY OF THESE TYPES OF FOOD
Dark green vegetables sweet potatoes and carrots for beta carotene Fresh fruit and vegetables for vitamin C Wheatgerm and seafood for zinc Avocados and seed oil for vitamin E Poultry lean meats fish wholegrains seeds nuts and green vegetables for vitamin B

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