Examples of Medical Brochures Nutrition Infographic

Numbered steps infographic titled "Examples of Medical Brochures". A5 portrait composition, nutrition / dietetics theme, academic textbook style, soft sage + cream palette, clean instructional illustration. Show 6 numbered step cards in a vertical sequence, each with a clear illustration, short heading IN English, and one-line plain-language caption IN English. Focus on patient education leaflet examples and brochure structure for nutrition / dietetics, friendly and approachable. Step 1: brochure cover concept with healthy food icons and welcoming clinic branding. Step 2: overview section showing balanced diet basics with simple food group visuals. Step 3: healthy meal planning example with plate method, portions, and grocery list imagery. Step 4: hydration and daily habits example with water, sleep, and activity icons. Step 5: common questions section with friendly patient-clinician discussion visual. Step 6: follow-up and support section with contact card and appointment reminder visual. Include a distinct callout box titled "When to call us" IN English with simple non-emergency guidance wording. Include a separate callout stating exactly: "Consult your doctor / dentist for personal guidance" in English. Keep all captions plain-language, educational, and non-diagnostic. No specific drug dosages. No diagnostic claims. No graphic surgery, no blood imagery. Visual search intent should suggest examples of medical brochures for nutrition education, but all visible text should remain instructional leaflet content only. All text MUST be written in English (array). Every heading, label, caption, legend and metric name in the image must be in English — not English. Spell each English word correctly using English characters and diacritics. Numbers stay as digits, no graphic gore, no watermarks NOT medical advice — include "Consult your doctor / dentist for personal guidance" callout in {language}. No graphic surgery / blood imagery. No specific drug dosages. No diagnostic claims.