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It depends what stage the anorexic is at. If they are at a dangerously low weight (below a BMI of 13.5) they may be tube fed. Otherwise, they will be started off by being fed normal meals (breakfast, lunch, dinner, as well as possibly supper and snacks) - smaller portions at first, which will be increased as the patient's body gets used to being fed again. Meals are carefully planned so that patient's diet consists of one third protein/dairy/fat, one third carbohydrate, and one third fruit and veg

speaking from excperience..i was admitted hospital with a BMI of 12.9 luckily i agreed to eat so i wasnt tube fed, im vegan which is why theres no meat dairy or eggs, they start you off on very small meals to avoid re-feeding syndrome(death), than after a couple of days i was on

breakfast - branflakes + 200ml soya milk + 2x wholemeal toast + tblsp soya butter

lunch - either tofu hummus or soya cheese sandwich made with 2x wholemeal bread tblsp soya butter, small side salad and half pack of walkers ready salted crisps, or large jacket with beans and salad. dessert was eaither rice based pudding or sponge cake and custard, all portions depended on how much weight you gained or lost.

tea - mousaka, lentil curry with potatoes, spinach cutlets with new potatoes (yuk) chick pea dhali, macaroni 'cheese'(yuk,again), 'sausage' n MASH, nut roast and roast potatoes, stuffed peppers, etc..all meals were balanced 3rd protein 3rd carbohydrate 3rd vegatables. dessert 175ml soya yogurt.

evening snack - either cerial with 200ml of milk or a sandwich with a large filling if not gaining enough.

some people had snacks in between and extras in meals to help them gain some weight.

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