I’m here as well, nothing much going on, just trying to get through January, this weather is so depressing.Bulbs are coming up in the garden though and our resident blackbird has arrived back so better times coming!I'm here too. But I haven't anything interesting to say!
It would help if all the nutrition websites would agree on what foods are high or low in potassium.I’m here as well, nothing much going on, just trying to get through January, this weather is so depressing.Bulbs are coming up in the garden though and our resident blackbird has arrived back so better times coming!
Hope those with health issues are ok. Steve should have gone down the water slide with you @Antje77 might have killed off the flu bugHope you get to grips with what you can eat @Annb balancing minerals is such a tricky thing.
Marmite almonds sound like an excellent idea @MrsA2 hadn’t thought of making them, little project for this week I think.
I've tried but can't get any information on it. The crispbread I'm using is Amisa Lentil based crispbread and nowhere mentions any potassium. On the other hand RyVita indicates a fairly high amount of potassium. I don't know if that means Amisa contains none, or if they just haven't bothered to mention it. They are very lightweight and there seems to be little of anything in one crispbread - just something to put under the topping to hold it together.Morning all. Back to normal.... Monday Lunch club! As usual, no idea what it will be but will confess tomorrow. @Annb, perhaps a silly question but have youlooked up the potassium in your lc crispbreads? Have a nice day all.
Still, a good day life wise and that counts for something too!A bad day carb wise
Sounds promising 're making changes moving forward but what a mess that you were prescribed meds in the first place that damage your kidneys! Pleased though to hear your heart is settling and that you won't need to make another change to your diet. Hope things settle on your new pills.Saw a GP this morning - the Health Centre had phoned with an appointment for me to disuss the results of my last blood test. Seems that 3 of the tablets that have been prescribed for me are ones which damage the kidneys so not one, not 2 but 3 challenges to my kidneys. No wonder I've been having problems. This has apparently been the cause of the high potassium and that the cause of the heart issues of last week. I wonder why nobody noticed before this that I was being given unsuitable medication.
Anyway, I have been taken off 2 of the tablets and been given another one which should be kinder to my kidneys, although I think I was taken off that one about 2 years ago for some reason. We shall see. Heart has settled down now anyway.
This means that there's no reason to go for only low potassium foods at present so I can eat normally meantime.
Breakfast was, in any case, bacon on lc crispbread.
Had lunch of some more of the veggie stew from yesterday - more like soup really.
Was intending to make moussaka but got caught up in a Zoom chat and it was too late to make it so just had some more crispbread with Tartex. I'll make the moussaka tomorrow even though I do have another appointment for a US scan of my liver.
Thanks for the kind thoughts @shelley262. I'm hopeful that things will settle down now.Sounds promising 're making changes moving forward but what a mess that you were prescribed meds in the first place that damage your kidneys! Pleased though to hear your heart is settling and that you won't need to make another change to your diet. Hope things settle on your new pills.
Of course you should!Should I demand royalties from CMT for using my sandwich picture?
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