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Comments (1)This sounds interesting. I enjoyed this forum so much and got a lot of help from it and then so many left to form a private group on facebook. It doesn't pertain to diets. I wish there was some way we could get this one active again. We used to weigh in once a week and post our weight. It sure helped. I am on prednisone and gained a lot of weight. The dosage was lowered and although I am still on a maintenance dosage, I did manage to lose 44 pounds. I've regained 10 over the last year and I'm not one bit happy about it. I'm on blood thinners, too so have to keep my Vitamin K level. That complicates things, too. I so very much miss the encouragement here. All the best in your effort....See MoreDiverticulitis, anyone? Despite high fiber diet?
Comments (3)Hi, hope you feel better now. I am not sure if I have diverticulitis. A month ago I had some raw garlic and for a week felt awful in my stomach. I then took some medication I have taken many times over the years and again it seemed to hurt my stomach a lot despite never having hurt it before. My stomach is in constant agony. Like a severel period pain that never lessens or goes. Same whether I eat or drink lay down stand up or sit. I sit and cry. I am at my wit's end with it. Cannot work or go out or anything. I saw three doctors - uk - first one said ulcer and gave me the usual for that - for a few days it helped but then was far worse and had to stop taking them. Second doctor said it was a urine infection - which seemed to ignore that I had no other symptoms at all (?) and said to take antibacterial tablets,. Third one said it is gerd and very minor (!).. He said to take the tablets for ulcers that make me feel worse. I have insisted on a urine, stool and blood test which will all take about three weeks. I am petrified of what this is and coping in meantime. Painkillers make no difference. I have read that with some people who have diverticular flaxseed oil can help, as can fish oil and fibre. But this is just from looking through google past few days in an effort to get to grips with things. Would be good to hear from others with similar thoughts and experiences....See More"low residue diet"
Comments (3)I can see some pasta dishes in my near future, lol. I haven't made stuffed canneloni or fetticini alfredo in ages. Yeah, I can love a crispy baguette for toasting. Might make a quiche. I'll miss my very high fiber NutriBullet drinks in the mornings most of all. I'm not sure what will taste good for breakfast. Thanks, Susan, for the reminder about icy jello. My mother used to pour jello over cracked ice for us when we were sick. I also remember drinking hot jello....See MoreNeed low sodium/low carb diet for dog with seizures please ?
Comments (19)"his dog treats (which is chicken jerky/dehydrated chicken breasts) are all loaded with sodium" Tammy, I lost two dogs to kidney failure within about a year of each other and I highly suspect the jerky treats I was giving them was a big part of it. I discovered later they were very high in salt. I switched to other pet treats but (and this might sound a bit gross) I always licked them to make sure they didn't taste salty. Well it was just hard to get good quality treats without salt. So I decided to try and make my own, and I bought a food dehydrator. The only thing that goes into my dogs' treats is lean meat, no flavoring, no salt, nothing so I don't need to worry about it anymore. It's actually pretty easy. I get the butcher to slice up meat nice and thin then I cut it into smaller strips and put it into the multilevel dehydrator, switch it on until they are done. I keep a bag in the fridge (not even sure if it's necessary) and put other bags into the freezer to take out when the fridge bag runs out. My dogs love them, no added flavors or salt needed....See Morechas045
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