renal and diabetic diet recipes

Dear winkster, Actually a diabetic diet is really only what a healthy diet would be for people without diabetes. And fruits are a part of that even though they have sugar it get metabolized like any other carbohydrates.

I'm 25 weeks and 4 weeks ago they found out a have a renal disease, and on top of that a week ago I found out that I have gestional diabetes. Has anyone gone through that? How did the baby do? Please help I'm really scared. I'm only 23 yrs old.

I'm Diabetic and need a low oxalate diet and I'm so confused with all the different lists online. My doctor advised taking extra cinnamon in my diet but when I just had surgery on a 6mm stone in my urethra, my diet needs to be changed because cinnamon has high oxalate....but some lists online say it's low oxalate. Please help me, if you can, in a website that has an accurate low oxalate list of foods and recipes that I can eat being Diabetic AND low oxalate.

I hope some of you find these ideas useful in the battle to get your dog to eat. If your dog is eating a manufactured renal diet without problems, I would stick with it, and then use home cooking if and when he/she starts refusing their regular food. As always, smaller meals every 2-4 hours is better than one or two large meals per day. http://www.infobarrel.

Even if your puppy was healthy I would not recommend it but considering their is renal disease, a veterinary approved diet is what is necessary. R/D is a balanced diet, even for a growing puppy. In fact their is a food made from Hill's called K/D that is specifically designed for renal disease. A study was done years ago out of Colorado state university that showed even puppies fed k/d; a protein restricted diet, received all the necessary nutrition for a healthy life.

I have been a Type II diabetic for 9 years. Please checkout the following website. It has very good info on diabetes, renal problems and diet. http://www.diabitieslife.com/diabetes/type-2-diabetes/treating/type-2-diabetes-diet-renal.htm I will share with you a problem I had with increasing BUN & creatine. I was consuming to much protein including meats. I also was taking daily naprosyn (Aleve) for an arthretic knee.

m just going by what I have read and my own experiences. We lost lab to renal failure and I wish I knew then what I know now. It could have been avoided and he might still be here. I learned from it though and switched all my animals to a grain free kibble.

//tinyurl.com/atkins-recipes . Replace sugar with artificial sweeteners such as Splenda or Stevia. Also, avoid starchy foods like potatoes, rice, and any foods made with white flour - white bread, crackers, pasta/noodles - as these turn quickly into sugar after eating. Post back if you have further questions.

He had IV flush for 8 days, added iron and tramadol and this powder mix with renal diet, and he feels much better but kidney levels are still bAD. Are the twitches the end or do we have a while?

Hi, Budgies can get many illnesses which look similar and may include increased thirst and urination. Do see an avian veterinarian and bring the cage with unlceaned bottom paper so the doctor can see what has been happening. There are many veterinarians in the Boston area, and one option is Angell Memorial AH in Jamaica Plain. They will have a doctor who will be able to diagnose and treat your bird. Good luck! Sincerely, Arnold L.

To prevent memory loss when a person has diabetes, one should change their diet to include foods with fiber, protein, and calcium that will stimulate blood flow and also help replace some of the nutrients lost. Exercise will also promote blood flow. Walking is an excellent exercise that does not put excess strain on the body, joints or limbs and helps to reduce glucose levels.

Eat organic whole grains, vegetables, fish and poultry, and fruits, and lean beef and pork. Avoid foods made with white flour; breads, crackers, pasta and white foods like rice and potatoes as these quickly turn into sugar after eating. Go here for suggestions and recipes http://www.atkins.com/Home.

Hello. Just a question, what can I feed my diabetic min-pin that is home cooked? She will not eat any kind of dog food, this is how she got the pancreatitis that caused the diabetes. My vet is of no help, she said that if she won't eat the RX dog foods then just give her white meat chicken, boiled only and brocolli or green beans. That's it and I know that my dog is not getting enough nutrients from this diet. She was diagnosed in May of 2006 at the age of 5.

Hi I am currently 28 weeks pregnant and found out I have gallstones. They have told me to eat a fat free and dairy freediet for the next 12 weeks when iI will be checked again as surgery whilst I'm pregnant is risky. I am having a really hard time coming up with recipes and options to fill myself up, so far nothing I make had any flavour and it is putting me off eating. Does anyone have any recipes they could share?

I've never heard of the diet - maybe it works or maybe it doesn't - everyone is different. But since you like meat alot, why don't you read up on the Atkins diet or the South Beach diet. These diets are low carbohydrate diets. Eating low carb avoids the constant stimulation of insulin. The first few weeks of the diet help in getting rid of insulin resistance. Many people say goodbye to their medications on this diet.

What is the life expectancy of a moderate diabetic patient, with a heart EF of 25% and kidney GFR at 60% at age 67, who lives a sedentary lifestyle (with a controlled diet and visits doctor every week)? I wanted to know an approximation only for some insurance planning.

To prevent further damage, he will have to take medications regularly and check his blood sugars to ensure it is in the normal range of 80-120mg/dl. Strict adherence to a diabetic diet and regular exercise will further help to reduce blood sugars. He will need regular follow up with his nephrologist. Hope this helped and do keep us posted.

My grandpa broke his hip, and while in the hospital, they uncovered that he is diabetic. Apparently, his doctor has known for a while that he was insaline resistant and pre-diabetic, but "didn't think it was a problem". So we're trying to help my grandma (who is 73) to take care with her cooking when (if) he gets out of the nursing home. I appriciate all the help I can get!

I failed my first hour, passed the third. Had to retake and failed again...so Diet and blood sugar checks are now my life. Just started this week. My struggle is finding recipes so I dont get board eating the same things all the time. This is my first...

Anyone know of any good websites with diabetic friendly recipes? My mom has diabetes and I'm trying to help her out with a few meals.

Discuss these results with your physician. Chronic renal failure is based on serial creatinine levels and GFR. You need to be followed closely as your lab values do suggest that kidney disease is likely.

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