Date:   9/26/2010 8:21:04 PM ( 14 y ago)
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I was much relieved to read your post lest you take what I said the wrong way or maybe I was to harsh and was thinking of deleting it when I saw your response.

I will reply to this later as someone is coming over soon but as far as the potassium, I look up some low potassium produce you could focus on if going raw which is highly recommended and high potassium produce to avoid and make a few comments, I will get you those links later.

Note: avoid canned fruits and veggies and I have read frozen ones lose the enzymes so focus on fresh or maybe dried (at a temperature not to high with a controlled temperature dehydrator) Raw not cooked for the most part.

red avoid or limit

green go ahead in reasonably amounts

Vegetables low in potassium

    * Alfalfa sprouts
    * Asparagus – 6 spears
    * Beans (wax or green)
    * Cabbage (red and green)
    * Canned Chestnuts
    * Carrots (cooked)
    * Celery (1 stalk)
    * Corn (Fresh - ½ ear, Frozen - ½ cup)
    * Cucumber
    * Eggplant
    * Fresh mushrooms
    * Green Peas
    * Kale
    * Leached potatoes
    * Lettuce
    * Mixed vegetables
    * Okra
    * Onions
    * Parsley
    * Peppers
    * Radish
    * Rhubarb
    * Water
    * Watercress

Fruits low in potassium

    * Apple – 1 medium/juice/sauce
    * Apricots, canned in juice
    * Blackberries
    * Blueberries
    * Cherries
    * Cranberries
    * Fruit cocktail
    * Grapes (juice)
    * Grapefruit, ½ whole
    * Mandarin oranges
    * Peaches – Fresh (1 small), Canned (½ cup)
    * Pears – Fresh (1 small), Canned (½ cup)
    * Pineapple (juice)
    * Plums – 1 whole
    * Raspberries
    * Strawberries
    * Tangerine – 1 whole
    * Watermelon – 1 cup



http://www.buzzle.com/articles/low-potassium-diet.html

high potassium produce

Vegetables (½ cup)

    * Acorn squash
    * Artichoke
    * Bamboo shoots
    * Baked beans
    * Butternut squash
    * Beets (fresh or boiled)
    * Black beans
    * Brussels sprouts
    * Chinese cabbage
    * Carrots (raw)
    * Dried beans and peas
    * Greens (excluding Kale)
    * Hubbard squash
    * Kohlrabi
    * Lentils
    * Legumes
    * Mushrooms (canned)
    * Parsnips
    * Potatoes (white and sweet)
    * Pumpkin
    * Refried beans
    * Rutabagas
    * Spinach (cooked)
    * Tomatoes (products)
    * Vegetable juices

High potassium Fruits

    * Apricots (Raw – 2 medium, Dry – 5 halves)
    * Avocado - ¼ whole
    * Banana - ½ whole
    * Cantaloupe - ½ cup
    * Dates – 5 whole
    * Dried fruits - ½ cup
    * Figs (dried - ½ cup)
    * Grapefruit juice ( ½ cup)
    * Honeydew (½ cup)
    * Kiwi (1 medium)
    * Mango ( 1 medium)
    * Nectarine (1 medium)
    * Orange ( 1 medium or ½ cup juice)
    * Papaya (½ whole)
    * Pomegranate (1 whole or ½ cup juice)
    * Prune (½ cup or ½ cup juice)
    * Raisins (½ cup)

more low potassium produce

    * Snow peas
    * Green beans
    * Wax beans
    * Leached potatoes
    * Crookneck
    * Zucchini
    * All summer squashes
    * Fresh mushrooms
    * Garlic
    * Onion
    * Bell pepper
    * Alfalfa sprouts
    * Carrots
    * Celery
    * Canned chestnuts (without canned water)
    * Cucumber
    * Corn
    * Kale
    * Okra
    * Rhubarb
    * Leached spinach
    * Leached collards
    * Asparagus
    * Cabbage
    * Watercress
    * Radish
    * Parsley
    * Lettuce
    * Eggplant

here are some signs to look out for as far as high potassiumhttp://www.davita.com/diet-and-nutrition/diet-basics/potassium-and-chronic-ki...

    * nausea
    * weakness
    * numbness or tingling
    * slow pulse
    * irregular heartbeat
    * heart failure
    * sudden death

they have these suggestions for foods to eat and avoid

    * Choose apples, berries or grapes, instead of bananas, oranges or kiwi.
    * Select a small piece of watermelon, instead of cantaloupe or honeydew.
   * Eat a peach, plum or pineapple, instead of nectarines, mangos or papaya.
    * Choose dried cranberries, instead of raisins or other dried fruit.
     * Drink apple, cranberry or grape juice, instead of orange juice or prune juice.

Vegetables     

    * Choose green beans, wax beans or snow peas, instead of dried beans or peas.
    * Prepare mashed potatoes or hash browns from leached potatoes, instead of eating baked potato or French fries. (Be sure to leach your potatoes to lower potassium content.)
    * Use summer squashes like crookneck or zucchini, instead of winter squashes like acorn, banana or hubbard squash.
    * Cook with onion, bell peppers, mushrooms or garlic, instead of tomatoes, tomato sauce or chili sauce.
    * Drink ice water with sliced lemon and cucumber, instead of drinking vegetable juices.

of course there are dangers, too, to diets, low in potassium..I saw this is one of them

    *  A diet low in potassium and high in sodium may be one of the factors that leads to high blood pressure. There are many many bad effects of a diet too low in potassium

http://search.yahoo.com/search?ei=utf-8&fr=ytff1-tyc&p=low%20potassium%20dangers%20of&type=

A search will show these dangers of not enough potassium..if any of these show up try to treat them and maybe increase potassium is all I could recommend.  It seems like you are between a rock and a hard place on this.

I would say go raw include some of the things hacres.com say are raw like the milks made from raw nuts, the dehydrated foods (be sure it is not heated past a certain temperature), the soaked oats in addition to produce), try to focus more on the low potassium produce, and as he begins to have better kidney functions/health gradually start including more of the left out produce item to gradually increase potassium watching carefully how he reacts.

I feel the raw food, whole food vegan diet with juicing and green juices/smoothies along with the things in the 36 steps and incurables are the path to health for the kidney patient.  Miraculous healing have taken place with raw, organic, vegan foods.

As far as meats, I have as I sad read these are very hard on the kidneys. Some of the effects of low potassium diet are high blood pressure, strokes and things that meat would only help lead to.


 

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