A client in a nutrition class is concerned about constipation and not having enough fiber in his diet. What would be the best response to this client to increase fiber intake?

A) Eat legumes in place of meat.
B) Eat cooked vegetables instead of raw vegetables.
C) Bake foods instead of frying them.
D) Eat small, frequent meals.


A
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To increase the intake of fiber, encourage clients to eat dried peas and beans two to three times per week. Nuts, dried peas, and beans provide significant starch and fiber, but they are generally consumed less often than other carbohydrate-free selections. The other foods do not increase the fiber content of the diet.

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