Guest guest Posted March 29, 2009 Report Share Posted March 29, 2009 Dear Sreeram, Re: /message/10068 Yes we doctors trained in Modern Medicine are notorious for giving impractical advices to patients and it is more so regarding HIV care.Many of the nutritional guidelines and training also give us theoretically sound but practically impossible ideas. And most of the time patients are intelligent enough to ignore them especially when health workers are from different social strata. At the same time HIV give us an opportunity to change the way we see things There is a need for research to identify or develop a culturally acceptable and hygienic nutritional habit for each society. Regrading the specific question of eating cooked rice of previous night, Theoretically it is possible that such food may have bacterial of fungal contamination. But what is the reality? If it causes food poisoning it should have beeb known to us as this practice is widely prevalent for years. It is important to do a study on the morbidity of patients eating such food, probably do a microbiological study of such food before suggesting this habit is bad. This can be done with out any difficulty in any place with basic minimum facilities. Regards Dr Ajith e-mail: <ajisudha@...> -- Dr Ajithkumar.K Asst Professor In Dermatology and Veneriology Medical college Chest Hospital MG Kav,Trichur, Kerala ,India Ph 04872333322 (res) 9447226012 Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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