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Familial Chylomicronaemia Syndrome (FCS)

FCS is a rare autosomal recessive disorder, characterised by severely raised fasting triglycerides. Dietary management is the mainstay of treatment and involves a very restricted fat intake to maintain triglyceride concentrations below 10 mmol/L (885 mg/dL). Based on the current practice of Dietitians working with FCS, a consensus has been published to provide clear dietary recommendations for managing FCS. 

A consensus of the current dietary practice in the management of adults with FCS

Disclaimer: This article has been funded by Sobi, with medical writing support provided by Comradis. The views expressed are the authors’ own, Sobi and Complete Nutrition have had no input into the content of this article.

A handy, practical guide for healthcare professionals providing top tips on the dietary management of adults with FCS.

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Putting these guidelines into practice

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Quick and easy South Asian Cooking for FCS

 

 

This cook book is bursting with delicious very low fat recipes. Supported by HEART UK and Sobi, Registered Dietitian and Consultant Nutritionist, Azmina Govindji , designed these recipes specifically for people with FCS.  The dishes are created for the whole family, so there’s no need to make special meals for one. This book is a game-changer for anyone with FCS who loves healthier South Asian cuisine.

This cookbook has been provided by Sobi, in collaboration with HEART UK. The recipes are meant to inspire and should not be used as a dietary guide.

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