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Yes! Providers definitely need to be having conversations with patients on dietary and lifestyle changes that are culturally appropriate and determined. There is this phenomenal resource created by the Food Bank of the Rockies which is a good start to aiding providers with what foods to recommend to a culturally-diverse population of patients: https://49bfkv3cr9u47rl8x1hwdp9u-wpengine.netdna-ssl.com/wp-content/uploads/2021/05/Food-Preference-by-Culture-5.17.21.pdf. Hopefully, more people can get their hands on this.
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