Diet 3: indications, food table and menu examples


Diet No. 3 is a special nutrition program developed by the famous Soviet scientist, gastroenterologist-nutritionist Manuil Pevzner. This therapeutic diet is prescribed for chronic intestinal diseases accompanied by constipation. Problems with regular bowel movements are quite common, most often caused by poor diet, sedentary lifestyle and poor quality food. Most working people, as well as students, are exposed to all these factors. Also, diet No. 3 is often prescribed to older people, since intestinal motility worsens with age.

Chronic, prolonged constipation leads to serious complications such as colitis and rectal diseases. The third diet according to Pevzner will prevent these consequences in time. Read more about the diet, what you can eat, how to cook and how to finally return to the regular menu.

The essence of diet No. 3

Content:

  • The essence of diet No. 3
  • Products for table No. 3
  • Recipes for the table No. 3
  • Menu for table No. 3
  • Additional recommendations

The entire cycle of diets developed by M. Pevzner is aimed at treating various groups of diseases: gastritis, ulcers, pancreatitis, infectious diseases, urolithiasis, etc. Therapeutic diets created in the middle of the last century are still successfully used by doctors to this day. Each ration is called a “table” and has its own serial number.

The third of this cycle is prescribed to patients for constipation caused by chronic intestinal diseases. It is prescribed in the stage of mild or fading exacerbation, or without exacerbations. This table can also be recommended for patients with type 2 diabetes, taking into account the restrictions on foods high in “fast” carbohydrates. The goal of the diet is to restore motility of the gastrointestinal tract, improve metabolism, and stimulate the restoration of the mucous membrane of the stomach and intestines.

Gastrointestinal motility is the motor activity of the small and large intestines, so if it is disrupted, constipation and bloating occur. To stimulate physical activity, diet No. 3 is prescribed, which contains a sufficient amount of fiber, beneficial bifidobacteria and lactobacilli. Fiber is a plant fiber that activates intestinal motility and is found in most fresh vegetables and fruits. Lacto and bifidobacteria are beneficial microorganisms that inhabit the intestines and promote good digestion and absorption of food.

Products that cause rotting and fermentation in the intestines are prohibited. Therefore, table No. 3 provides for the exclusion of fried, fatty, pickled foods, smoked foods, whole milk, and carbonated drinks from the patient’s diet. These products are not recommended in large quantities for healthy people, and they are generally contraindicated for patients on the third diet.

Table No. 3 is a complete and balanced diet of 2500 kcal, which includes all the necessary food components, vitamins and minerals. It must contain proteins (about 100 g per day), so the basis of the diet will be fiber. If there is a lot of fiber but no protein, its coarse fibers swell and also lead to fermentation. In addition, you need to consume carbohydrates and fats (vegetable and animal) every day.


The diet is typical for most therapeutic diets. You need to consume 4-6 small servings per day. It is important not to wait too long between meals and eat every 3-4 hours. Portions should be moderate, not too large, but not scanty. The optimal volume of one meal should fit in two palms.

It is recommended to start the morning with a glass of cool water with honey or juice. At night it is useful to drink kefir, yogurt or eat some dried fruits; prunes are best. Porridge can be prepared with milk diluted 1:1 with water. Fried foods and baked foods with a crust are excluded.

To better understand the diet, consider the list of products: what is allowed, what is not.

Constipation is a very common problem in children. Why?

With the start of complementary feeding, babies' stools most often improve.
This is due to the introduction of fiber into the child’s diet, as well as an increase in the child’s physical activity. But after 1 year, the number of children suffering from constipation begins to increase again. This is due to giving up breastfeeding, switching to solid foods, and reducing the amount of water in the diet. Approximately every fifth child suffers from constipation after one year. How to deal with this problem? For your health - recommendations from the pediatrician of the ENT Plus clinic, a doctor of the highest category, Anna Gennadievna Marakulina.

Products for table No. 3

Vegetables and fruits will form the basis of the diet. Only pickled, salty dishes, as well as sauerkraut, are excluded. Plant foods can be eaten raw or cooked. It is not necessary to grind them; on the third diet, it is healthier to eat large-sized food. Limit the consumption of potatoes, white cabbage and peas.

The following vegetables are prohibited: onions, radishes, garlic, radishes, turnips. All types of mushrooms, you can sometimes make broth from them, but do not eat the fruits themselves.

The following fruits and berries are prohibited: quince, blueberry and dogwood.

Flour products also perfectly increase intestinal motility. You can eat bran and wheat bread of 2 types. Rye - only if it is well tolerated (it is better to check with your doctor). Any baked goods must be made yesterday. Dried products, dry biscuits and cookies, and dryers are excellent.

It is prohibited to eat fresh baked goods, soft wheat noodles, butter and puff pastries, and baked goods made from premium flour.

Meat and fish should be lean (low-fat varieties): veal, beef, rabbit, chicken, hake, cod. You need to make sure that there are no tendons, fascia or veins in the fillet. Limit pork and lamb (no more than 2 times a week). Any seafood is allowed, except canned.

Smoked meat and fish and canned food made from them are prohibited.

Cereals can be included in soups, porridges, and casseroles. Porridges should be crumbly, not sticky. Soups and borscht - thick.

The following cereals are excluded from the diet: semolina and rice, which have a fixing effect. It is also necessary to sharply limit legumes and sago.


Eggs can be steamed, added to dishes, soft-boiled, or made into omelettes with vegetables or cheese.

Do not fry or hard-boil eggs.

From dairy products you can eat non-sour cottage cheese in its natural form, low-fat milk, natural yogurt. You can add cream, sour cream, and hard cheese to your dishes.

You need to exclude sharp types of cheese, dairy and fermented milk products above 5% fat.

It is advisable to consume homemade desserts: marmalade, jelly, marshmallows, marshmallows. Fruit soups, smoothies, salads and whole fruits (except prohibited ones) are suitable.

Products with chocolate and cream are excluded. Ready-made confectionery products can be eaten, but only a little and with normal tolerance (without cream and chocolate).

In diet No. 3, drinking regime is important. It is recommended to drink weak tea, without milk, chicory, any natural juices and compotes. You can also drink a decoction of rose hips and bran to improve the functioning of the gastrointestinal tract.

Excluded: natural coffee, cocoa, jelly, strong tea, especially with milk.

Sauces and spices can be used in minimal quantities and only natural ones. You can use greens to brighten the taste: parsley, dill, bay leaf.

You need to exclude hot spices and sauces: adjika, black and red pepper, horseradish, mustard, etc. Fatty types of sauces such as mayonnaise are also prohibited.

Food can be cooked in refined vegetable oil and butter. It is prohibited to use animal and cooking fats: margarine, spread. If diet 3 is prescribed for diabetes, additionally foods containing sugar are removed from the list: carrots, beets, bananas, confectionery, etc.

Compliance with diet No. 3 will not require much effort from the patient, because the diet is quite expanded. Thanks to this, creating your weekly menu will not be difficult. To eat deliciously on a diet and not violate the rules of therapeutic nutrition, you can add to the list of culinary recipes. Healthy eating is very common now, and it is very easy to find recipes that are suitable for your diet. Table number 3 is often prescribed for a long time, so treatment should not be a burden or torture. That's why it's so important to have a varied diet.

Exercises for constipation. Does it help or not?

In my experience, it really helps! Active and mobile children are less likely to suffer from constipation. To prevent constipation, exercise is useful: running, swimming, gymnastics, squats, bending, abdominal strengthening exercises.

A child suffering from constipation, in addition to following a diet and drinking regime, is recommended to perform several simple actions in the morning:

— Get up early so that you have enough time for all morning activities, including going to the toilet, — Drink 1 glass of cold water on an empty stomach (you can with a mixture of dried fruits), — Perform the following exercises — Starting position standing: take as deep a breath as possible, then take a deep breath exhale, then pull your stomach in as much as possible and stick it out. Repeat the exercises several times. There is a high probability that after this the child will want to visit the toilet. Abdominal massage is also useful.

Recipes for the table No. 3


Be sure to eat liquid food once a day. Soups are prepared from a whole piece of meat in a second broth; it is also good to use borscht and various cold soups in the menu. It is better to give preference to vegetable decoctions. Let's consider a complex version of cold vegetable soup and several unusual recipes from ordinary products.

Dietary beetroot

Have to take:

  • 2 medium boiled beets;
  • a slice of lemon;
  • 0.5 liters of low-fat kefir;
  • 1 tbsp. l. Sahara;
  • chopped parsley and dill.

One beet should be cut into cubes, and the second should be grated on a fine or coarse grater. Squeeze the juice out of the grated one. Also cut the lemon into small pieces. Place beet cubes and lemon in a plate, sprinkle with sugar, pour kefir and beet juice on top. Add greens and stir. Keep the finished soup in the refrigerator.

Carrot jelly

Have to take:

  • 100 g carrots;
  • 50 g sugar;
  • 10 g gelatin;
  • citric acid.

Peeled carrots should be cut into arbitrary cubes or strips and cooked until fully cooked. Then pour half of the water into a separate container, pour sugar and citric acid into it, and bring to a boil. Grind the carrots with the remaining broth until smooth. Mix syrup, carrot mass and prepared gelatin. Divide the jelly into portions and cool in the refrigerator.

Diet mayonnaise


Have to take:

  • 1 egg yolk;
  • 50 ml vegetable oil;
  • 1 tsp. sugar or substitute;
  • 2 tsp. citric acid solution.

Beat the yolk with sugar or xylitol, slowly adding vegetable oil. When the mass becomes thick and homogeneous, you need to add citric acid to it and mix everything. This sauce is also suitable for diabetes.

To make it easier to create your therapeutic diet, consider a sample menu for a week for diet number three.

Modifications

Diet No. 3A is prescribed for chronic inflammatory bowel disease accompanied by constipation. Nutrition should enhance intestinal motility and reduce inflammation of the mucous membrane.

Vegetables rich in fiber and essential oils are completely prohibited - onions, garlic, turnips, radishes, white cabbage, spinach. Spicy and salty foods, fried foods, canned vegetables and meats, smoked meats, fatty meats and fish, margarine and other combined fats, cold dishes and drinks are also prohibited.

Dietary table No. 3B is indicated for constipation in the absence of intestinal inflammation, intestinal dyskinesia and colitis. This type of diet involves a large amount of plant fiber.

Only fatty meats, blueberries, chocolate and candies, strong tea, coffee and calcined cottage cheese are prohibited.

Menu for table No. 3

As already mentioned, a day you should definitely eat several raw fresh vegetables and fruits, a portion of soup or borscht and crumbly porridge.

On Monday

In the morning: non-sour cottage cheese with fresh fruit, not strong tea.

Lunch: vegetable soup with meatballs, slices of toasted bread.

For a snack: crackers with raisins, juice.

In the evening: buckwheat with steamed chicken, fresh tomato or vegetable salad.

Before bed: apple juice.

On Tuesday


In the morning: omelette with cheese and steamed tomatoes, chicory with milk or cream.

For lunch: beetroot soup with bread.

For a snack: tea with meringues or marshmallows.

In the evening: cauliflower casserole with meat.

Before bed: a little yogurt.

On Wednesday

In the morning: two soft-boiled eggs, boiled milk sausage, tea.

For lunch: diet borscht, a little sour cream, bread.

For a snack: baked apples with honey, a little cinnamon.

In the evening: stewed rabbit or veal cutlets, vegetable salad.

Before bed: a few prunes, juice.

On Thursday

In the morning: oatmeal porridge with milk and dried apricots, tea.

Lunch: fish soup with herbs, bread.

For a snack: dry bread, weak tea without milk, fruit.

In the evening: carrot pancakes, a little sour cream, juice.

Before bed: kefir.

On Friday

In the morning: steam omelette, sandwich with homemade pate, weak tea without milk.

For lunch: broth with meat and vegetables, crackers.

For a snack: toast from 2 types of bread, honey, tea or juice.

In the evening: baked fish, vinaigrette.

Before bed: natural yogurt, dried apricots.

On Saturday

In the morning: zucchini pancakes (without crust), a little sour cream, tea.

Lunch: vegetable soup with mushroom broth, crackers.

For a snack: fresh fruit.

In the evening: steamed cauliflower, boiled veal or a piece of lean pork.

Before bed: yogurt.

On Sunday

In the morning: oatmeal with fresh fruit, chicory with cream.

For lunch: okroshka (without potatoes).

For a snack: vegetable salad dressed with oil.

In the evening: noodle soup with minced meat, juice.

Before bed: a handful of prunes.

You can make personal amendments to the sample menu. The longer the diet is followed, the easier it will be to create a menu. The main thing is not to go beyond the rules of the diet and consult a doctor. It is not recommended to “prescribe” such a diet for yourself for gastrointestinal diseases. A healthy person can periodically use table No. 3, but with breaks.

What is possible?

  • Bread should be made from wholemeal flour, rye, grain, with bran. You can also have cookies.
  • Vegetable soups are cooked, for example, borscht, cabbage soup; cold soups, pearl barley soup in a weak meat or fish broth are allowed.
  • The meat is boiled, baked or fried without crust. You can also prepare cutlets from beef, veal, chicken, turkey and rabbit.
  • Fish can be low-fat varieties, it can be boiled, baked or prepared in the form of cutlets. Seafood recommended.
  • As a side dish you can prepare crumbly porridge from cereals, vegetables in any form. Beets, carrots, zucchini, cauliflower, pumpkin, tomatoes, cucumbers, and lettuce are recommended, but rice, pasta, cabbage, potatoes and legumes should be limited.
  • The porridge is crumbly.
  • Dairy products, including sour cream and milk (as part of dishes), mild cheese, cottage cheese, fermented milk drinks.
  • You can eat eggs, but no more than 1 egg per day. You can use eggs to make a steam omelet or boil soft-boiled eggs.
  • Unsalted butter, refined vegetable oils - olive and corn.
  • For appetizers you can have caviar from vegetables, sauerkraut, soaked herring, aspic.
  • Sauces can be prepared with meat broth; tomato sauce is allowed; less often, sour cream sauce.
  • As spices you can use cinnamon, vanilla, bay leaf, chopped fresh herbs, such as dill, celery, parsley.
  • Sweet dishes can be in the form of fresh and baked fruits in large quantities, for example plums, figs, melon, apricots, prunes. You can eat preserves, mousses, jams, marshmallows, marmalade.
  • You can drink tea and coffee from substitutes, fresh juices, rosehip infusion, bran infusion.

Principles of dietary nutrition

It is recommended to boil, stew or bake products. Vegetables and fruits can be eaten raw. There is no need to grind food. It is important to follow the diet and drinking regime. You need to eat 4 to 6 times a day and drink 1.5 liters of water. Lack of fluid can reduce the therapeutic effect of the diet. The total calorie intake should be 2500 calories per day.


Dietary food table 3 provides for fractional meals.

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