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The impact of visual media to encourage low protein cooking in inherited metabolic disorders
Journal of Human Nutrition and Dietetics, 09/18/09

Evans S et al. – Although a helpful educational tool, just over one–half of respondents had used the resource. Identifying visual media that, by itself, will motivate most families of children with IMD to prepare low protein recipes may be unrealistic. The combined approach of visual aids and 'hands–on' practical experience, such as low protein cooking workshops and individual counselling, may be more beneficial.

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