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5 months being on the list I got a call for a kidney match last night. Mentally I wasn’t ready since I was managing things by only diet and was told wait was about 3-5 years. . I’m going to have to change my life style all over again. Thank you again for your videos. And info. I’m going to continue to watching your channel for great tips. Surgery starts in an hour or so. I’m researching everting now lol thank you again.
I am so happy for you! Finding a kidney match is awesome. If you are up for it, I encourage you to blog about your recovery and the changes this brings to your life. Hearing first hand from an actual Kidney Warrior is extremely valuable for everyone - your story can help others as they prepare for their call. I will gladly promote it. :-) Good luck - keep us all updated.
Hi Christine - how are you managing. I am stuck here worried sick for my husband’s impending dialysis and kidney transplant as told by the doctor. Can you please share your personal journey in understanding the risks and calming the nerves. That will be a great help! Thanks
Thank you to everyone for helping raise awareness of the power of diet in fighting kidney disease! A dietitian can be one of your most powerful tools in delaying or avoiding the need for dialysis. Don't miss my video "Kidney Disease: What You Need To Know" if you are new to my channel ua-cam.com/video/kYhO5mvz_uE/v-deo.html
Hi...Hope you are doing good.. Your videos are really inspiring.. Is leaching of vegetables mandatory if qty taken in moderation. Is coconut safe if taken in moderation?
@@DADVICETV I have been able to drop my creatinine by a tenth in about 3 months (mainly loosing weight). But I never watched what was good/bad for your kidney's until I saw one of your videos. I looked up and noticed I was eating bananas and oranges all week long, and threw the remaining away right after your video. I will focus more on watching my Potassium intake and see what happens over the next several months.
Nutritional Therapy is exactly what I’m doing for my Husband Larry , oh my goodness I wish about the dietitian, the kidney doctor my husband has told us there is no need ! I will go to the RD website thank you Mr James , 🙏🏻❤️
You will love the team at The Kidney RD - absolutely amazing people and so helpful! They will be able to help you help your husband Larry even more. Thank you for sharing and for being proactive in helping your husband. We couldn’t beat kidney disease without the care and support of people like you!
You have blessed me beyond measure with your videos they are very informative I thank you and appreciate what you are doing. Many Thanks and Blessings to you and your family.
I'm so glad! Thank you so much for your support. It is the support of our amazing Kidney Community that helps all of us to kick kidney disease to the curb!
Hi James, I really like your videos! I think that whole eggs are better for you than just the egg whites though because you need the fat for ketosis and all the vitamins and minerals that the yolk has. I am also really liking Dr. Annette Bosworth's book Any Way You Can about ketones and cancer. Keep up the good work!
Thank you for your support! My family doctor is a huge believer of nutrition as medicine and he has been so helpful in getting my on the right path. Thanks again!
Water is always allowed - fasting is only limiting the time when you eat food. You want to always stay hydrated - your kidneys will thank you. When you wake up hungry, you may not be getting enough good fat. Fat keeps you full the longest - so you want to get plenty of good fat for dinner. Things like olive, peanut and canola oils are good fats. There are many other options, but it will depend on how your labs look. This is where a dietitian can help a lot!
In my opinion that is 100% wrong - yet I hear this almost daily. The sooner you get a dietitian, the easier it is to delay or even avoid dialysis. I am dumbfounded by the number of doctors who can’t see that. I hope that sharing success like mine will help open the eyes of these heartless doctors who see dialysis as the goal.
Thanks for the videos and all your positive enthusiasm. So is Nutrasystem a bad idea if you're trying to improve your kidneys? My apologies if this question has already been asked! Side note: I recently discovered MegaRed Omega 3 with "6x better abortion" and I really like the way it makes me feel. I think I will take your advice to find a renal dietitian. Is it covered by health insurance?
Yes. It will be more effective at a lower GFR (Stages 3, 4, 5, or on Dialysis) since it supplements the work your kidneys do by filtering some waste products and toxins from your body before they enter your bloodstream. Don't miss the 20% discount when purchased directly from the manufacturer: www.dadvicetv.com/prorenal - this is a real discount, I DO NOT receive any compensation for people ordering it. Keep it stored in the refrigerator and take it for 3 months to start seeing it's improvements. While my BUN and Creatinine went down considerably, for some people their results may be that it stops the decline. We're all a little different. I was told that adding more fiber in my diet was beneficial and I did that.
I'm in Stage 3b and also a Type 1 diabetic, uncontrolled, I also have gastroparesis. It seems there isn't much I can eat. I only weigh 100lbs. Can you offer any advice?
Great timing - we are talking about CKD and Diabetic diets with a renal dietitian next Tuesday on the 9th at 6 pm EDT (it's a LIVE show were you can also ask questions). Join us for the live if you can, or email me questions to cover at james @ dadvicetv.com
Great question! What I look for (and my doctors continually remind me) is frozen meals with minimal processing. I look for no artificial ingredients, minimal sodium (I prefer to add my own quality salt after I heat up the meal), and as low of sugar as I can find. The good news is that it is becoming easier to find food with less processing - and these are priced competitive. From Sweet Earth to EatingWell to evol. I always read the label and avoid things with PHOS, chemically sounding ingredients, or excessive sodium, sugar, or potassium (which isn't always on the label). Hope this helps! I will be doing some videos with a dietitian soon and I'll make sure this is one of the topics.
@@MrRowdy14u I'm doing the same thing here. My freezer is stocked up that way I don't have to grocery shop very often. I have a lot of frozen meals as well as frozen veggies to make stir fry with.
There should be lots of great renal dietitians in the Bay area. I will also be doing a video with Jess from The Kidney RD very soon - it'll be a great chance to see her and the approach The Kidney RD takes.
I have chronic stage 3 from high BP and I Potassium twice a Day per my Nephrologist. I don’t know why and I hear a lot about People not supposed to take Potassium. I am confused.please help me.
By chance are you taking potassium chloride? If so your potassium levels might be low. That's what I'm taking was just at the kidney doctor last month he up my potassium 3 tablets once a day
Hello James my name is Owura Please I want to ask you a question Please when you were in stage 5 were you urinating or not Please I want know so I don’t lose hope thank you
My ability to urinate greatly slowed and was difficult at time - and always had some blood (sometime it looked like pure blood), but it never stopped completely.
I don't have much info on these, but I did ask my one of my doctors about Bardoxolone Methyl for weight loss about a year ago. It has shown to be very helpful in helping drop weight and has positive effects on blood sugar control and CKD. We instead went a different route - extremely low carb kidney friendly diet. I can not remember any negative reasons - but my doctors always try to minimize pills and try to find more natural ways. I also was not diabetic, only pre-diabetic. What I do know, which relates to this, is that blood sugar and blood pressure play a much bigger part in managing CKD than most people realize. It is critical for us to manage both of those - even if we are not diabetic. I will be talking a lot about this next month (which World Hypertension Day falls in). In the end, I have nothing negative to say about it. My gut tells me medication like this WILL BE helpful for kidney patients since it helps with blood sugar. Hope this helps - I would certainly discuss this with your doctor if it sounds like you fit the target.
@@DADVICETV Many thanks Steve for the insight and advise. I appreciate so much. I learn heaps and tonnes following your show. Your outreach is global and please keep up the good work . Salute and respect to you and your hard work. Thanks.
If your Nephrologist put you on a fluid restriction, you need to follow the limits they gave you. Each person is different and any restrictions should come from your health care team. Water restrictions are helpful at reducing the risk of fluid buildup, which can become very dangerous.
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WATCH Understanding Your GFR ua-cam.com/video/dyAMjdtsNfk/v-deo.html
WATCH What You Must Know About CKD: ua-cam.com/video/kYhO5mvz_uE/v-deo.html
WATCH Supplements & Kidney Disease ua-cam.com/video/UnCfGAx0gvo/v-deo.html
I have low blood pressure and have stage 3 kidney disease I have been stable for about 6 years!
Sir Dadvice i'm getting better becoz of your Channel.God Bless you.now my GFR 77 and i'm 52 years old.
Before GFR 62.
5 months being on the list I got a call for a kidney match last night. Mentally I wasn’t ready since I was managing things by only diet and was told wait was about 3-5 years. .
I’m going to have to change my life style all over again. Thank you again for your videos. And info. I’m going to continue to watching your channel for great tips. Surgery starts in an hour or so. I’m researching everting now lol thank you again.
I am so happy for you! Finding a kidney match is awesome. If you are up for it, I encourage you to blog about your recovery and the changes this brings to your life. Hearing first hand from an actual Kidney Warrior is extremely valuable for everyone - your story can help others as they prepare for their call. I will gladly promote it. :-) Good luck - keep us all updated.
Dadvice TV - Kidney Health Coach everything went well.took about 4-5 hours. Thank you for the reply.😊
Hi Christine - how are you managing. I am stuck here worried sick for my husband’s impending dialysis and kidney transplant as told by the doctor. Can you please share your personal journey in understanding the risks and calming the nerves. That will be a great help! Thanks
Thank you to everyone for helping raise awareness of the power of diet in fighting kidney disease! A dietitian can be one of your most powerful tools in delaying or avoiding the need for dialysis. Don't miss my video "Kidney Disease: What You Need To Know" if you are new to my channel ua-cam.com/video/kYhO5mvz_uE/v-deo.html
Hi...Hope you are doing good.. Your videos are really inspiring..
Is leaching of vegetables mandatory if qty taken in moderation. Is coconut safe if taken in moderation?
We are learning a lot and it's very helpful, thank you so much sir.
Been watching your videos for the past couple months. Have been learning a lot from you...Thx.
Glad to hear it! Thank you for your support!
@@DADVICETV I have been able to drop my creatinine by a tenth in about 3 months (mainly loosing weight). But I never watched what was good/bad for your kidney's until I saw one of your videos. I looked up and noticed I was eating bananas and oranges all week long, and threw the remaining away right after your video. I will focus more on watching my Potassium intake and see what happens over the next several months.
Glad to see zero dislike so far, nice to be here, had kidney pain for last 3 days.
Nutritional Therapy is exactly what I’m doing for my Husband Larry , oh my goodness I wish about the dietitian, the kidney doctor my husband has told us there is no need ! I will go to the RD website thank you Mr James , 🙏🏻❤️
You will love the team at The Kidney RD - absolutely amazing people and so helpful! They will be able to help you help your husband Larry even more. Thank you for sharing and for being proactive in helping your husband. We couldn’t beat kidney disease without the care and support of people like you!
You have blessed me beyond measure with your videos they are very informative I thank you and appreciate what you are doing. Many Thanks and Blessings to you and your family.
I'm so glad! Thank you so much for your support. It is the support of our amazing Kidney Community that helps all of us to kick kidney disease to the curb!
Thanks
Hi James, I really like your videos! I think that whole eggs are better for you than just the egg whites though because you need the fat for ketosis and all the vitamins and minerals that the yolk has.
I am also really liking Dr. Annette Bosworth's book Any Way You Can about ketones and cancer.
Keep up the good work!
Very informative and easy to understand..
James is amazing. So true...
Thank you for your support! My family doctor is a huge believer of nutrition as medicine and he has been so helpful in getting my on the right path. Thanks again!
What to do for back pain and ankle pain.
Godbless you bro... keep what you doing.. 🙏🏻
Thank you, I will
When doing fasting, Is water allowed. Also I wake up in the middle of the night so hungry. Is there a reason for that ?
Water is always allowed - fasting is only limiting the time when you eat food. You want to always stay hydrated - your kidneys will thank you. When you wake up hungry, you may not be getting enough good fat. Fat keeps you full the longest - so you want to get plenty of good fat for dinner. Things like olive, peanut and canola oils are good fats. There are many other options, but it will depend on how your labs look. This is where a dietitian can help a lot!
Im stage 3, the nhs wouldn't give me a renal dietitian unless my kidneys failed. I am very sad about that.
In my opinion that is 100% wrong - yet I hear this almost daily. The sooner you get a dietitian, the easier it is to delay or even avoid dialysis. I am dumbfounded by the number of doctors who can’t see that. I hope that sharing success like mine will help open the eyes of these heartless doctors who see dialysis as the goal.
Thanks for the videos and all your positive enthusiasm. So is Nutrasystem a bad idea if you're trying to improve your kidneys? My apologies if this question has already been asked!
Side note: I recently discovered MegaRed Omega 3 with "6x better abortion" and I really like the way it makes me feel.
I think I will take your advice to find a renal dietitian. Is it covered by health insurance?
Hi mother is about start her PD dialysis can she still do this diet reverse her kidney function
I need to find a rennal diatition
Can Renadyl be taken at any stage of Kidney disease?
Yes. It will be more effective at a lower GFR (Stages 3, 4, 5, or on Dialysis) since it supplements the work your kidneys do by filtering some waste products and toxins from your body before they enter your bloodstream. Don't miss the 20% discount when purchased directly from the manufacturer: www.dadvicetv.com/prorenal - this is a real discount, I DO NOT receive any compensation for people ordering it. Keep it stored in the refrigerator and take it for 3 months to start seeing it's improvements. While my BUN and Creatinine went down considerably, for some people their results may be that it stops the decline. We're all a little different. I was told that adding more fiber in my diet was beneficial and I did that.
I'm in Stage 3b and also a Type 1 diabetic, uncontrolled, I also have gastroparesis. It seems there isn't much I can eat. I only weigh 100lbs. Can you offer any advice?
Great timing - we are talking about CKD and Diabetic diets with a renal dietitian next Tuesday on the 9th at 6 pm EDT (it's a LIVE show were you can also ask questions). Join us for the live if you can, or email me questions to cover at james @ dadvicetv.com
Hello..I've had a kidney transplant since 3/17...What's the best frozen meal I could eat? (I've been eating Lean Cuisine meals sometimes..)
Great question! What I look for (and my doctors continually remind me) is frozen meals with minimal processing. I look for no artificial ingredients, minimal sodium (I prefer to add my own quality salt after I heat up the meal), and as low of sugar as I can find. The good news is that it is becoming easier to find food with less processing - and these are priced competitive. From Sweet Earth to EatingWell to evol. I always read the label and avoid things with PHOS, chemically sounding ingredients, or excessive sodium, sugar, or potassium (which isn't always on the label). Hope this helps!
I will be doing some videos with a dietitian soon and I'll make sure this is one of the topics.
@@DADVICETV Thank you! I'm really trying to watch what I eat during this Coronavirus outbreak... You keep me informed thank you..👍👍
@@MrRowdy14u I'm doing the same thing here. My freezer is stocked up that way I don't have to grocery shop very often. I have a lot of frozen meals as well as frozen veggies to make stir fry with.
Looking for renal dietitian in bay area preferably south bay. Might consider DADVICE dietitian. Thanks dadvice.
There should be lots of great renal dietitians in the Bay area. I will also be doing a video with Jess from The Kidney RD very soon - it'll be a great chance to see her and the approach The Kidney RD takes.
I have chronic stage 3 from high BP and I Potassium twice a Day per my Nephrologist. I don’t know why and I hear a lot about People not supposed to take Potassium. I am confused.please help me.
By chance are you taking potassium chloride? If so your potassium levels might be low. That's what I'm taking was just at the kidney doctor last month he up my potassium 3 tablets once a day
Hello James my name is Owura
Please I want to ask you a question
Please when you were in stage 5 were you urinating or not
Please I want know so I don’t lose hope thank you
My ability to urinate greatly slowed and was difficult at time - and always had some blood (sometime it looked like pure blood), but it never stopped completely.
Dadvice TV - Kidney Health Coach but as for me I cannot urinate at all not even a drop
So please what should I do
James, what is your thought on GKT831 and bardoxolone methyl?
I don't have much info on these, but I did ask my one of my doctors about Bardoxolone Methyl for weight loss about a year ago. It has shown to be very helpful in helping drop weight and has positive effects on blood sugar control and CKD. We instead went a different route - extremely low carb kidney friendly diet. I can not remember any negative reasons - but my doctors always try to minimize pills and try to find more natural ways. I also was not diabetic, only pre-diabetic.
What I do know, which relates to this, is that blood sugar and blood pressure play a much bigger part in managing CKD than most people realize. It is critical for us to manage both of those - even if we are not diabetic. I will be talking a lot about this next month (which World Hypertension Day falls in).
In the end, I have nothing negative to say about it. My gut tells me medication like this WILL BE helpful for kidney patients since it helps with blood sugar. Hope this helps - I would certainly discuss this with your doctor if it sounds like you fit the target.
@@DADVICETV Many thanks Steve for the insight and advise. I appreciate so much. I learn heaps and tonnes following your show. Your outreach is global and please keep up the good work . Salute and respect to you and your hard work. Thanks.
How can you drink all that water when your nephrologists put you on a Fluid restriction!
If your Nephrologist put you on a fluid restriction, you need to follow the limits they gave you. Each person is different and any restrictions should come from your health care team. Water restrictions are helpful at reducing the risk of fluid buildup, which can become very dangerous.