You know another health influencer who mentioned the dangers of excess phosphorus intake was the late Ray Peat. Where he would disagree with you is on dairy foods. Dairy is one of the few foods with a high calcium/phosphorus ratio.
Living with kidney disease stage 5 has been tough, and I never realized how much phosphorus could be affecting my condition. This video provided practical tips that I can't wait to implement. Feeling hopeful for the first time in a while!
I'm thrilled to hear that the video resonated with you! Phosphorus management is indeed crucial for kidney health. Which tip are you most excited to try first?
I'm thrilled to hear that our video brought you hope amidst a challenging diagnosis! Have you tried any specific phosphorus-controlling methods that have worked well for you?
I was diagnosed with kidney disease stage 5 last year and had no idea phosphorus was such a big deal. This video opened my eyes to the importance of managing my phosphorus intake. Thank you for this life-changing information!
Thank you for sharing your experience! Managing phosphorus intake is indeed crucial for kidney health. Have you found any specific foods or strategies particularly helpful in controlling phosphorus levels?
Thank you for sharing your journey with kidney disease stage 5! I'm glad you found the video enlightening. Have you started incorporating any of the detox methods mentioned in the video into your routine yet?
A 12 oz can of cola can contain around 37-60 milligrams of phosphorus, while a diet cola may contain around 32 milligrams. Some clear carbonated drinks, such as ginger ale and lemon-lime sodas, may be less likely to contain phosphoric acid and therefore have lower phosphorus levels.
Thanks for sharing this information! It's crucial for individuals managing their phosphorus intake to be mindful of the phosphorus content in beverages like cola. Opting for clear carbonated drinks, such as ginger ale or lemon-lime sodas, can be a wise choice for those looking to lower their phosphorus intake.
Actually, phosphorus is often listed on food labels, especially in processed and packaged foods. It's usually found under the "Nutrition Facts" panel, where it's listed as a percentage of the recommended daily value (%DV) or as milligrams per serving. However, it's important to note that not all foods contain added phosphorus, and natural sources like fruits, vegetables, and fresh meats may not have phosphorus listed. Have you found it helpful to check food labels for phosphorus content when managing your diet?
We're thrilled to hear that our tips on phosphorus control are making a difference for you! Have you noticed any other changes in your diet or lifestyle that have helped manage your kidney disease?
You are correct in what you said here about phosphorus and other information. I had stage 3 last year and now it's normal kidney function. Thanks to God and my diet. I eat lot's of veges, some fruits, nuts and seeds. I have fish sometimes and chicken just now and then. I hardly have red meat. I have three drinks a day mainly with one tablespoon of cream in each drink. That's my animal protein for the day mainly. I hardly have cheese now. I used to get nauseous after eating eggs and i think because of high phosphorus. I do make homemade mayo with eggs but i have it for around two weeks so it's ok. Now and then i have eggs but careful with it. Egg yolks is high in phosphorus i think. I limit my chocolate intake and coffee. I have decaffeinated coffee and tea. Thanks 👍
Thank you for sharing your journey with us! Your experience highlights the significant impact that diet can have on kidney health. It's inspiring to hear how you've made thoughtful choices to improve your kidney function, such as incorporating plenty of vegetables, fruits, nuts, seeds, and lean protein sources into your diet while limiting phosphorus-rich foods. Your dedication to managing your phosphorus intake through mindful food choices and portion control is commendable. Have you noticed any other positive changes in your health since making these dietary adjustments?
Before this video, kidney disease stage 5 left me feeling lost and fearful. But learning about detoxing this mineral gave me newfound hope and control over my health.
Vitamin D is a crucial nutrient that plays a role in regulating phosphorus levels in the body. It helps the body absorb calcium and phosphorus from the diet and maintain balance. However, it's essential to monitor vitamin D levels closely, as excessive supplementation can lead to increased phosphorus absorption. Have you discussed your vitamin D levels and supplementation with a healthcare professional? It's important to ensure you're getting the right balance for your individual needs.
I'm glad you enjoyed the video! If you found this one helpful, I have several others covering related topics you might find interesting. Is there anything specific you'd like to learn more about or any questions you have based on what you saw in this video? Let me know-I'm here to help!
Thank you for highlighting these additional supplements! Chitosan, fucoidan, hesperidin, selenium, carnosine, and reduced glutathione are all potential options that individuals may explore for kidney health. Each supplement may have unique properties and potential benefits, but it's crucial to consult with healthcare professionals before incorporating them into your regimen. Have you personally tried any of these supplements, or are you considering adding them to your routine?
Thank you for sharing this information! Niacin and niacinamide are indeed commonly used binders for phosphorus, and alpha lipoic acid may have protective effects. It's essential for individuals with kidney issues to explore various options under medical guidance. Have you personally found these supplements helpful in managing your kidney health, or do you have any additional insights to share regarding their effectiveness?
Thank you for your feedback. You're right; managing phosphorus levels is crucial for kidney health. In future videos, I'll make sure to include strategies for reducing phosphorus intake and managing its levels. In the meantime, have you come across any effective methods for controlling phosphorus that you'd like to share with others? Let's collaborate to expand our knowledge on this important topic!
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You know another health influencer who mentioned the dangers of excess phosphorus intake was the late Ray Peat. Where he would disagree with you is on dairy foods. Dairy is one of the few foods with a high calcium/phosphorus ratio.
Living with kidney disease stage 5 has been tough, and I never realized how much phosphorus could be affecting my condition. This video provided practical tips that I can't wait to implement. Feeling hopeful for the first time in a while!
I'm thrilled to hear that the video resonated with you! Phosphorus management is indeed crucial for kidney health. Which tip are you most excited to try first?
My stage 5 kidney disease diagnosis felt hopeless until I saw this. Controlling phosphorus for better kidney health gives me new hope!
I'm thrilled to hear that our video brought you hope amidst a challenging diagnosis! Have you tried any specific phosphorus-controlling methods that have worked well for you?
I was diagnosed with kidney disease stage 5 last year and had no idea phosphorus was such a big deal. This video opened my eyes to the importance of managing my phosphorus intake. Thank you for this life-changing information!
Thank you for sharing your experience! Managing phosphorus intake is indeed crucial for kidney health. Have you found any specific foods or strategies particularly helpful in controlling phosphorus levels?
After struggling with kidney disease stage 5 for years, I found this video incredibly enlightening. Thanks for the valuable advice!
Thank you for sharing your journey with kidney disease stage 5! I'm glad you found the video enlightening. Have you started incorporating any of the detox methods mentioned in the video into your routine yet?
A 12 oz can of cola can contain around 37-60 milligrams of phosphorus, while a diet cola may contain around 32 milligrams. Some clear carbonated drinks, such as ginger ale and lemon-lime sodas, may be less likely to contain phosphoric acid and therefore have lower phosphorus levels.
Thanks for sharing this information! It's crucial for individuals managing their phosphorus intake to be mindful of the phosphorus content in beverages like cola. Opting for clear carbonated drinks, such as ginger ale or lemon-lime sodas, can be a wise choice for those looking to lower their phosphorus intake.
Phosphorus is not listed on the labels of food
Actually, phosphorus is often listed on food labels, especially in processed and packaged foods. It's usually found under the "Nutrition Facts" panel, where it's listed as a percentage of the recommended daily value (%DV) or as milligrams per serving. However, it's important to note that not all foods contain added phosphorus, and natural sources like fruits, vegetables, and fresh meats may not have phosphorus listed. Have you found it helpful to check food labels for phosphorus content when managing your diet?
Managing stage 5 kidney disease has been tough, but this video’s tips on phosphorus control are a game-changer. Thank you for the guidance!
We're thrilled to hear that our tips on phosphorus control are making a difference for you! Have you noticed any other changes in your diet or lifestyle that have helped manage your kidney disease?
You are correct in what you said here about phosphorus and other information. I had stage 3 last year and now it's normal kidney function. Thanks to God and my diet. I eat lot's of veges, some fruits, nuts and seeds. I have fish sometimes and chicken just now and then. I hardly have red meat. I have three drinks a day mainly with one tablespoon of cream in each drink. That's my animal protein for the day mainly. I hardly have cheese now. I used to get nauseous after eating eggs and i think because of high phosphorus. I do make homemade mayo with eggs but i have it for around two weeks so it's ok. Now and then i have eggs but careful with it. Egg yolks is high in phosphorus i think. I limit my chocolate intake and coffee. I have decaffeinated coffee and tea. Thanks 👍
Thank you for sharing your journey with us! Your experience highlights the significant impact that diet can have on kidney health. It's inspiring to hear how you've made thoughtful choices to improve your kidney function, such as incorporating plenty of vegetables, fruits, nuts, seeds, and lean protein sources into your diet while limiting phosphorus-rich foods. Your dedication to managing your phosphorus intake through mindful food choices and portion control is commendable. Have you noticed any other positive changes in your health since making these dietary adjustments?
Before this video, kidney disease stage 5 left me feeling lost and fearful. But learning about detoxing this mineral gave me newfound hope and control over my health.
Glad to hear our video helped!
What is the vitamin that can reduce phosphorus levels?
Maybe activated charcoal...google it
Vitamin D is a crucial nutrient that plays a role in regulating phosphorus levels in the body. It helps the body absorb calcium and phosphorus from the diet and maintain balance. However, it's essential to monitor vitamin D levels closely, as excessive supplementation can lead to increased phosphorus absorption. Have you discussed your vitamin D levels and supplementation with a healthcare professional? It's important to ensure you're getting the right balance for your individual needs.
Thanks for the info
Glad you found the information helpful! Have you considered incorporating any specific detox methods into your routine?
Great video, never saw it before!
I'm glad you enjoyed the video! If you found this one helpful, I have several others covering related topics you might find interesting. Is there anything specific you'd like to learn more about or any questions you have based on what you saw in this video? Let me know-I'm here to help!
Nothing on chitosan, fucoidan, hesperidin, selenium, carnosine, reduced glutathione etc.
Thank you for highlighting these additional supplements! Chitosan, fucoidan, hesperidin, selenium, carnosine, and reduced glutathione are all potential options that individuals may explore for kidney health. Each supplement may have unique properties and potential benefits, but it's crucial to consult with healthcare professionals before incorporating them into your regimen. Have you personally tried any of these supplements, or are you considering adding them to your routine?
Niacin, niacinamide are binders without Rx
Alpha lipoic may be protective.
Thank you for sharing this information! Niacin and niacinamide are indeed commonly used binders for phosphorus, and alpha lipoic acid may have protective effects. It's essential for individuals with kidney issues to explore various options under medical guidance. Have you personally found these supplements helpful in managing your kidney health, or do you have any additional insights to share regarding their effectiveness?
No mention of how to get rid of phosphorus 🙄
Thank you for your feedback. You're right; managing phosphorus levels is crucial for kidney health. In future videos, I'll make sure to include strategies for reducing phosphorus intake and managing its levels. In the meantime, have you come across any effective methods for controlling phosphorus that you'd like to share with others? Let's collaborate to expand our knowledge on this important topic!
do you a professional CZcamsr?
Thank you for asking! Yes, I am a professional CZcamsr dedicated to providing informative and helpful content on various topics, including health and wellness. Is there anything specific you'd like to see more of on my channel, or any suggestions you have for improving the content? Your feedback is invaluable in shaping the direction of the channel!