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Look up the healthy food guide for fast, easy and low calorie recipes.
Another, more radical approach is: no more carbs. Eat lots of veggies, one portion of fruit only, one handful of raw nuts, low fat dairy, high fat fish, lean meat. The increase in protein will keep you from getting hungry and on the long term completely abolish any cravings. Also, no deep frying, no butter, but olive oil and canola instead. No more rice, pasta, potatoes, flour....
Hi Nina, I’m sorry that I cannot offer you anything in the way of recipes. I usually just eat my veggies raw or steamed. Regarding your rice consumption; I would knock that off if you want to lose weight. According to Gary Taubes, author of “Why We Get Fat and What to do about it”, rice, like all grains, will raise insulin levels and thus promote fat storage. Also, from my own experience, limiting food portions won’t work.
I echo that there are things to avoid and just try to snack on / add into your diet fruits and veggies wherever possible!!! Things to avoid.... raw /uncooked meats or fish, deli cold cuts, mousse , custard, blue cheese and anything dairy that is not Pasteurized. ... some large fish have high mercury levels but a lot of fish are fine. Watch out for mayo and foods made with mayo (particularly potato and macaroni and whatever salads...especially if it is out at a bbq).
Your cat should be given prescription food like C/D or Science Diet. BUT, if you do not want to use prescribed food, then think of what a cat with UTI needs the most: water to flush and get rid of bacteria. So, the more water the better. Canned food can be good for her. There is a commercial brand very good for cats called Natural Balance. It is expensive but it's got no by-products, fillers or preservatives, at least the label is free from those.
And after learning that dry food is not good enough and dogs and cats, especially cats, require certain amounts of moisture in their food I have switched all 3 dogs and 2 cats to a homemade raw food using Dr Becker's Real Food for healthy dogs and cats recipes. You can read more about the issue
you are dealing with on dr Becker's site. www.
Also avoid all food high in calories and include plenty of high fiber diet. Avoid all fried food, fatty red meat, whole milk dairy products and highly processed food. Include plenty of fresh fruits, high fiber vegetables, whole grains, lean meat and low fat dairy products. This could reduce your symptoms of pain and gallstone formation. Regards.
You can specify vegan recipes. The majority of their recipes are vegetarian, but if you take it one step further and go for the vegan recipes, you'll be able to avoid the dairy and the eggs. Or, look at the vegetarian recipes that call for milk and substitute with the rice milk.
I would suggest going easy on the eggs, eventhough they're not actually dairy. Your daughter isn't allergic to them, because eggs aren't from lactating mammals.
Hello,
I just stumbled upon this group while continuing my week long research into kidney failure. My dog Blu (an english setter) was diagnosed with kidney failure about 10 days ago. His Creatinine level was a 7 and his BUN was 111, so he was admitted and spent 4 days on IV fluids in the hospital. After the fluids his Creatinine level was down to about a 6 but his BUN was up to a bit (I don't remember the exact number) and he was also anemic.
at present feeding her with royal canin maxi starter two times (appox 150gms), one boiled egg, 100 grams of chicken and rice daily. my question is want to withdraw royal canin and go fully with home foods and raw diet for her.
few questions:-
can i feed her boiled egg every day
is the amount of chicken is sufficient for her growth
can i give her raw goat bones(uncooked), if yes how often.
please friends and experts help me to find a proper diet for our baby. please help.
What kind of allergies does your cat have? If she's allergic to food, you may want to try a natural diet. It's a hassle to deal with raw meat but it pays off, there are recipes for that online. You can make a whole batch and freeze the rest and feed it to her gradually. It's also cheaper than buying cat food. If it's not food allergies, you may want to try a natural(raw) diet anyway- it will raise her immunity and perhaps relieve her allergies.
Testing your blood sugar before and after eating will let you see the effects of the food on your blood sugar.
While some people do like to snack, others just stick to 2 or 3 meals a day.
If you are trying to manage using diet, then many find that low carb eating is very helpful.
You can look for paleo, low carb, or ketogenic recipes.
no fried food or heavy food. Boiled chicken, meat, soups is fine, and eat raw vegetables and fruits.
Basically a strict diet, like athletes do with lots of protein. If you get cravings for fried food once or twice a month is ok.
also cut out high sugar intake drinks, like sodas and all that. That makes you gain wait and burdens the liver. Cut out white bread too.
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