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Q: Renal Diet (low Protein Diet)

asked by: cornelsky3 on December 31st, 2007

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any one here who could advice me re low protein diet, so no to strain the kidneys

its for my mother 73 years old who has a hi creatinine level
i strongly urge her to take no meat diets, no egg, no milk, no even fish and poultry,
her strength improves but cretinine remains the same
i hope yo could advice me what diet to take to decrease cretinine

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ilovepink818

replied on December 31st, 2007

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i did the atkins diet! just eat ne thing thats low carb,like chiken, celery, lettuce, fish,steak,cream cheese, vegetables non starchy, go look it up online 4 more info. im use to the food now, i feel so healthy and slim.

johnhoweaviv

replied on February 6th, 2009

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Learn the difference between good carbs and bad carbs and learn to balance foods so that you stay full and have plenty of energy! You stick to this phase of the diet until you reach your target weight.

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