High protein foods that are not meat
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You can find out what percentage of protein is in the food that you are feeding and ask your vet if it is adequate or too high. Dogs are omnivores and do not need primarily meat diets and these high protein diets. I don't know that numbers off the top of my head, but you can probably find it online somewhere.
Does anyone know whats they best foods to eat for your liver? as for the bad
In the past it was thought cirrhotics should keep to low protein, but recent evidence shows that it not the case. As Hector and paen53 pointed out above, adequate protein of the right kind is important for patients with cirrhosis. It's generally advised to keep red meats to a minimum, and derive protein from veggies, beans & nuts, & fish. My husband who has cirrhosis now tries to substitute red meat, which was his staple for years, with peanut butter, fish, eggs, and beans.
I eat everything they tell you not to eat (real-food-wise, that is), and I stay away from processed foods. I do not eat any processed sugars, carbohydrates, sodas, or trans-fat. I load up on saturated fats (I go through 2 packets of butter in a week), and eat probably more than my fair share of protein. Not as much chicken, but real, red-meat foods (steak, lamb, etc) with the fat still on it. I eat at least 3 eggs a day, everyday (whole eggs, not this egg white only stuff).
The dark cola drinks also need to be avoided as they are rich in phosphorus which tends to accumulate. Foods that are high in protein are meat, poultry (chicken), fish, eggs, and dairy products (milk, cheese, yogurt) should be taken in lesser amounts as they are to be excreted by kidneys and hence increase the renal workload. There’s no drug to decrease creatinine levels but the only way is to find out the underlying cause of the deranged kidney function and rectify the same.
Having fish or meat with lots of vegetables like cabbage, green beans, broccoli, cauliflower will also fill you up. Eggs are a good choice because these are protein foods that will give you satiety and will also release energy slowly. The protein foods and slow energy release foods will also make you feel no so hungry so quickly.
It takes our brain 20 minutes to get the message that the stomach is satisfied and full.
So I'm 10 weeks today and for the past week I have had a complete aversion to all meat. The smell and thought of it makes me nauseous, even chicken! Anyone ever have this before? If so how long until it passed?
Very very very normal in your first trimester and even Into your second. There are ways around it, I found protein shakes worked really good for me. Because the smell or thought of meat made me sick. Plus you can mix in veggies like spinach and other veggies the contain.protein and it doesn't taste like them. Try and eat protein rich foods, like beans! I couldn't stomach eggs until my third trimester. Read up on protein high foods.. it doesn't have to be just meat and dairy.
We also note this food contains chelated minerals… minerals that have been chemically attached to protein. This makes them easier to absorb. Chelated minerals are usually found in better dog foods.
Pedigree Dry Dog Food
The Bottom Line
Wow… what a collection of synthetic chemicals and agricultural waste. Judging by its ingredient quality alone, Pedigree Dog Food looks like a particularly low-grade product.
Just my recommendation from studying nutrition, you probably need to find a nutritionist close to you and find out if your body is really getting everything it needs. A general physical probably won't be able to really help you with that. Having meat in your body is healthy for you, but I would make sure to buy meat with no hormones or steriods. I personally wouldn't avoid it all-together though.
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