Sorry for my mispronunciations of Analgesics (which should be pronounced as a·nuhl·jee·ziks) and missing NON in Nonsteroidal Anti-Inflammatory Drugs. I practiced but still got it wrong.

@daviddowns7552

Жыл бұрын

nsaids

@gtw4546

Жыл бұрын

I don’t have kidney disease or know of anyone who does BUT I have to say that this was a very good video and especially liked your inclusion of the last two things. WHATEVER difficulty one may be going through, they are excellent bits of advice!

@FixItStupid

Жыл бұрын

Thank You @ 67 Your Video Help Me So Much Thank You ! Stones are it for me Hurt lots

@jannlittle4745

Жыл бұрын

@@gtw4546 m doctor has never acknowledged kidney disease because I’m still in stages 2.. teetering on stage 3a.. GFR is 60 to 65..

@dorothywarner8141

Жыл бұрын

I find that eating just 2/3 pieces of different FRESH fruit first thing in the morning & drinking 500 ml warm BOILED water with one tsp of fresh lemon juice, certainly helps to clean out the system. Around lunch time, a smoothie or salad with RAW vegies, table celery, chunk cucumber, 1/4 avocado, parsley, fresh orange chunks. (Maybe tomato now & then) With a 2/3 tablespoons of full cream plain yogurt. Helped me to loose weight without much effort . Sometimes in summer, its only these two meals. Winter , i make lots of thick vegie soups. Lots of water or Rooibos tea, no coffee, no alcohol. no fizzy drinks. Fruit juice as a treat, now & then . Life can become boring otherwise.

Next week will be the 50th anniversary of my kidney transplant from my mother. My kidney is almost 108 years old - the oldest successfully transplanted kidney in the world, although it was transplanted when my mother was 57. I led a totally normal life and worked until I was 68. There is hope, even if you have kidney failure.

@kidneykeeping

Жыл бұрын

Thanks for sharing! That is so cool that your kidney is almost 108 years old and still going!!

@gene108

Жыл бұрын

That’s amazing! I hope my transplanted kidney can last half that long.

@Earth-360

11 ай бұрын

Your mother has given you life twice.🙏🙏🙏

@mariagloriagentile8487

5 ай бұрын

Thank you for giving me hope. God keep Blessing you on a daily basis.'

@alejandrocerdenia1235

5 ай бұрын

Your mom has excellent genetics

1. Manage high BP & diabetes 2. Stop smoking 3. Stop alcohol 4. Stop overuse of pain medications like NSAIDs and prescription meds 5. Drink enough water (6-8 cups a day) 6. Avoid too much salt 7. Avoid processed foods 8. Avoid sugary food and drinks 9. Reduce animal protein/eat more fruits & vegetables 10. Get enough sleep to let kidneys rest 11. Don't sit still for long periods/get up and move or exercise 12. Manage kidney disease 13. Be proactive in bettering your health & life

@carlawilliams8136

Жыл бұрын

thank u. 👍🏾😀

@OduputeOnyekachi-dh3tv

Жыл бұрын

14:56 Thanks, you're very helpful even though it's some how difficult to solve but with your help I will continue to struggle 14:56

@tanzanable

Жыл бұрын

Eat ONLY beef, butter, bacon and eggs for 60 days and your health will dramatically improve! It's a miracle to eat the Proper Human Diet.

@kaitojoker86

Жыл бұрын

... also avoid caffeine, too much vit C, calcium; stress. And fasting at least 2 days per week and enough sleep.

@ronniepace8778

Жыл бұрын

Has there been a connection with e resent forced medication - just saying if it’s on the rise

1 - Managing Health Conditions 0:29 2- Smoking 1:28 3- Drinking Alcohol 2:16 4- Pain Medication 2:51 5- Water Consumption 4:03 6- Diets high in Salt 5:24 7- Processed Foods 6:50 8- Diets high in Sugar 7:31 9- Eating too much Meat 8:25 10- Not enough Sleep 9:36 11- Sitting Still 10:38 12- Being Alone 11:40 13 Not Trying 13:19

@nikitaw1982

Жыл бұрын

Feels like covid encouraged a lot of those. I was in the emergency department and was like 12 paramedics standing around. Very odd. All waiting to have their patients seen by a doctor. One of them 35 male, sneezed in his hand then continued playing with phone, didn't wipe hand....and at least 4 other paramedics saw this and said nothing, this was last week!! I see it all the time. Such a simple thing to prevent spread and still don't do it. Covid wasn't about the virus.

@domari9459

Жыл бұрын

It is interesting all the above do's and don'ts apply to health and longevity in general as well as specifically to kidney disease sufferers. Take home message is we need to follow those points regradless of whether we have a genetic predisposition to kidney disease.

@mightymint4521

Жыл бұрын

Thank-you

@hazz3313

Жыл бұрын

@@domari9459 Very nice point ! @mightymint4521 you are welcome 👍

@KitCat71819

Жыл бұрын

Thanks!!

I'm new to this channel. This lady should be teaching Doctors how to communicate/explain things. Thanks for the video.

Thank you for this video, I have really changed my diet since October of 2022. Doctor said I was pre-diabetic so immediately stopped process food and started eating as healthy as possible. My kidneys seem a lot better too. We need every bit of information to help us help ourselves as we can get. But ultimately we need a new environment that is healthy. Fortunately my hope in God's word provides answers to all of mankind's problems for the future. I feel so privileged to know all these illnesses that plague us now are only temporary. These wicked days we live in is as bad or worse than the days of Noah. God actually regretted making man. Thank the Lord for his son that gave his life for us to be reconciled with our heavenly father Jehovah God.

Bethanie, you are such a warm, caring, compassionate person. A beautiful video.

@kidneykeeping

Жыл бұрын

Thank you so much!

My dad dies because of kidney failure and diabetes.its hurt me so badly seeing his health deteriorate very fast.pls take care of our kidney.very good content.

@raco5754

2 ай бұрын

My Grandfather had T3 ...

@raco5754

2 ай бұрын

Rest IN Peace Man.

This is one of the BEST chronic kidney disease videos I’ve ever seen. Thank you so much. I got diagnosed with CKD (nephrotic syndrome$ when I was 17 and I still take medications everyday to maintain the kidney function I still have. GOD has been good to me. Having resources like your channel is such a blessing.

@kidneykeeping

11 ай бұрын

Thank you for your kind comment!

@jeanverthein8802

11 ай бұрын

I am squire new CKD pt. & welcome others knowledge. Thanks.

The sad thing is that high blood pressure medications and diabetes medications also can cause kidney failure. A dear relative of mine recently had a kidney transplant due to high blood pressure and blood pressure medication taken daily for 30+ years from about age 40 wreaking havoc on the kidneys.

Oh you are the best my dear! You give me motivation,I have given up in everything...waiting to die....now I'm up and cleansing...I live on Haagan Daaz coffee ice cream,and coffee...so ill. Gave up meat,etc... I am alone...been in shock mentally and physically... You give me hope...I had given up hope... Thank you for waking me up!🥰🙋‍♀️🇨🇦

@mrs.manners6344

Жыл бұрын

God bless you and keep you in perfect peace. 🩷🥰❤️

@kidneykeeping

Жыл бұрын

I'm so sorry you have to go through this alone! I think you are very brave to get back up and to keep going. Thinking of you and I'm thankful that my videos are able to help you!

@nickadams1519

Жыл бұрын

Sending Love ❤️ ...Mitch...Are you single? ❤️🌹🌹

Your sharing is appreciated.

Dis woman is awesome! 👍

I appreciate this sooo much! As someone who is always concerned about my health, thank you! I pray healing over your body and joy in your heart! ❤️

Thank you for doing this priceless, immensely beneficial video for the people who suffer from kidney disease as well as people who don't. Take care.

I just found your vlog. As a RN who worked hemodialysis for a few years I found your presentation very informative for people with chronic kidney disease and their loved ones. Thank you and bless you.

I love my kidneys after listening to this. I will look after them more. Thanks doc

@kidneykeeping

Жыл бұрын

Glad to hear you wont be taking your kidneys for granted. Thanks for your comment!

@emmanuelaguilar1745

3 ай бұрын

​@@kidneykeepingI have CKD and severe albuminuria.

You explain CKD in such a way that more people are able to comprehend their prognosis and what helps to retain the liver function that you have.’

Yes, of course! I have an 11yr old son who needs me, so l would do anything to remain here, with him!

This presentation was informative, sensible, and encouraging. But more importantly, she showed **Empathy**. Drs. & dialysis industrial complex are Only Interested in💵. Wishing everyone good health, but also get Informed. Hang in there baby, You Got This!! ❤️😉

My daughter is on dialysis three times per week. I have shared this video with her and I trust she will subscribe to your channel as will I.

I have learned so much from your videos, I have Meduallary Sponge Kidneys in both kidneys, my nephrologist says he has never seen such a bad case of it. My function is 7% & in the process of getting ready to do PD dialysis. I chose thid type ad the dialysis unit is 2 hrs away and didnt want the travel. I have fought not to do dialysis,but the time is getting closer. I eat healthy,dont smoje or drink,my BP is good and no diabetis,my phospherous is bad. My kidneys are so impacted with stones that they just dont filter properly. I was put on the transplant list in 2019. Thanks for all your videos. Kirsten Durdle Ontario Canada 💙💙💙💙

@RaniceF

Жыл бұрын

Please take the time to research about feno Greek seeds for the health of the kidney, also take a look at backing soda, also read about hibiscus tea. Do your research. Dont trust your doctor If you drink tap water you must change to filted water

Thank you! You are very much appreciated. Love 💕😘 from Debbie and Dexter-Dog my sweet tiny rescued Chihuahua companion living a quiet crafty life in southern California. 🙋🐾🙏🇺🇸🌻✝️

Great video...the acidosis in red meat took my EGR from 64 to 33. I had to cut it out completely

Getting enough sleep at night is a no1 MUST 8 hours minimum uninterrupted sleep. Trust me, this is so important.

@yunjko

23 күн бұрын

@@Alucard_FahrenheitTepes who sleep 8 hours? Baby

@Alucard_FahrenheitTepes

23 күн бұрын

@@yunjko Who? Everyone on Earth should sleep 8 hours to help you live 10+ years longer.

She's very sincere and better than most youtube videos.

Thank you that was more info than I got from my DR. I’ve had to find out on my own.

@kidneykeeping

Жыл бұрын

I'm glad to hear my video was helpful and easy to understand. Thank you for letting me know!

@nickadams1519

Жыл бұрын

Sending Love ❤️...Toni...Are you single?❤️🌹🌹

@tonifrench-yf2nl

Жыл бұрын

@@nickadams1519 No sorry

@FrankLange-wz5bd

Жыл бұрын

Hello, I hope you're safe over there? I hope this year brings happiness, prosperity, love , and peace all over the world 🌏. I would love us to be good friends in honesty and in trust so as time goes on it will bring something great for us in the future, hope you don't mind? I'm frank Lange from Brooklyn New York, where are you from if I may ask

@israeliosas6325

11 ай бұрын

Is like you where talking to me. I am on dialysis presently. Pla can let me know what foods I should be eating and foods I should not be eating? Thanks.

Developed kidney disease by taking meds for ulcerative colitis over many years. Stopped meds , changed diet and started exercise more . Gfr went from 38 to 45 in 6 months .

@shfkh6274

10 ай бұрын

Did you get backpain ?

@darshowket9738

8 ай бұрын

Have you protein in urine if yas then reply plz

This was a very well done video. Concise speaker.

I was stage 3 for 20 years and then ESRD stage 5 13 years ago. I was on all kinds of dialysis for 10 years because I was "low priority" for a transplant due to young age. During the last 6 months of hemo, it wasn't able to clean my blood because the effectiveness wanes over time. I was getting critical and then received a donor kidney for transplant 3 years ago. My journey was unbelievably difficult and I almost died (peritonitis and then hyperkalemia). The thing is, it is a very lonely ordeal but you have to stay strong, annoying and tenacious. Don't go gently into that good night.

@kelliedougherty4041

Жыл бұрын

Hod bless you!

@snarbywrx

Жыл бұрын

@@kelliedougherty4041 Thank you. God bless you too.

@tagelayele3578

9 ай бұрын

At what age you got diagnosed

@snarbywrx

8 ай бұрын

@@tagelayele3578 I got diagnosed at about age 25.

Great video. I love how you instigated a ray of hope throughout the video

Thank you so much! This is a wonderful video! So helpful, so encouraging, so incredibly kind and generous! Wishing you and all well!

You have a compassionate demeanor and style that makes for a very good video.

❤ Thank you for this thorough advice, delivered to negate fear but with encouragement so that we can take the step to manage and participate actively in becoming healthy. Thank you so very much. May God continue to guide and protect you and maintain your strength as you help others on their journey to better health. 🙏🏿

Thank you for sharing this video, it is one of the best videos that I have seen.

Thank you for your clear information. My doctor was useless in giving advice and explanation. I'm not overweight, I don't have diabetes, I don't have high blood pressure, I eat well, I perhaps don't drink sufficient water on a daily basis and I could cut out the couple of alcoholic drinks I consume in a week.

Thank you for your honesty and practical outlook.

Thank you for sharing and caring 🙏🙏🙏 you and your videos are awesome

You are like a good friend, delivering hard news, yet uplifting and with a smile. Very important info. Thank you!

I really appreciate the empathy that I hear in your voice and speaking about this very serious disease!! I was diagnosed with high blood pressure three years ago. I am working on changing my habits, but it is not easy. I will be 50 next month and the severity of breaking my habits is hitting me even more harder now. I have written everything down & promise to go harder for my Life as a grandmother of 4! I want to be here for my family! You are so awesome for this Priceless video🙏💜

@robinshankland3499

Жыл бұрын

I applaud you for trying and for being honest about the difficulty you're facing. It IS hard to change life long habits... Especially when you've been diagnosed with a health problem... That's the sort of thing that would, and does drive me straight to the candy aisle. You'll be fine I'm sure.

@rozchristopherson648

Жыл бұрын

Go vegan. Preferably raw vegan immediately. Consuming animal products causes clogged arteries from animal fat and protein building up in the arteries over time. By age 40-50 is when symptoms of clogged arteries (arteriosclerosis) begin. I was a caregiver to parents and my grandmother for 17 years. I know what can and will happen once high blood pressure occurs and it is treated with various medications because of what I witnessed happen to my relatives. I’m 62 and vegan for 7 years. Switched to raw vegan high fruit to control my blood pressure without medication. I have perfect blood work and take no medications.

@prioris55555

Жыл бұрын

This video is informative but leaves out important information about HYPERTENSION and HIGH BLOOD Pressure. Here is my story ... I had inflamed swelling painful kidneys 6 years along with bubbling urine and proteinura I could easily see. Very difficult to sleep to boot. All the hundreds of internet sites on kidneys told me I had infection so I tried treating what I thought was an infection in various ways. With little success I ordered a test for infection on line. It turned out I had no infection. I was not happy with the lack of information online. So I was stumped. I listened to a doctor who is partially into natural methods. She said pointed out what people with kidney disease die of was heart attack. I started to put two and two together and figured out it was really HEART DISEASE. It turned out I had kidney failure going on. I did not run to a doctor either. I am a DIY who uses natural methods. I avoid doctors because they recommend bad solutions to these problems. i don't view doctors as authority figures in health. They are good for physical trauma like auto accidents. She mentions hypertension. Well hypertension and high blood pressure is just another way of saying you have CLOGGED ARTERIES probably around your kidneys and other places. You DON'T treat high blood pressure. You unclog your arteries. SOLUTION: I took high dosage (40mg 3Xday for at least a week) LUMBROKINASE and in a matter of 3 or 4 days, the kidney pain and swelling started to subside. The protein and bubbles in urine also subsided. If you have very mild clogging and want some preventative options then nattokinase/serrapeptase can be used. It's probably a good idea to use some chanca piedra to clean your kidney of calcium and stones. If your prone to uric acid, maybe use something to help with that like tart cherry. I'd also recommend vitamin C complex with proline/lysine and bioflavinoids. This will help regenerate the artery lining. If you have blood POOLING in your feet, this is caused by the FAILING VALVES in the veins. This can be cured with DIOSMIN/HESPERIDIN. For first week or so, raise your feet to speed up the process.

@FixItStupid

Жыл бұрын

yes feel The Caring Heart

@joanneclark8256

Жыл бұрын

​@@rozchristopherson648but doesn't fruits cause insulin resistance.. what about the brain needing fat ?

Thank you for being clear & thorough especially when water intake for me is concerned. So important to be safely hydrated. Monitoring one’s BP is so important, I do mine daily and it’s a lot lower than at the doctor’s. Thanks Pat

@kidneykeeping

Жыл бұрын

Thanks for your comment Pat!

@victor9501

Жыл бұрын

Yes, because you're relaxed when you're at home.

You remind me of my aunt because of your voice. She went through a similar experience but she never changed her lifestyle and still did the same daily chores. I wish you a healthier life and more joy especially. Keep up the fight and I love your positivity.

@kidneykeeping

10 ай бұрын

Thank you for your kind comment!

This has made me aware of my kidney health overall. Thanks Dr!

Great video, so compassionate and clear on the points! Thank you!

@kidneykeeping

Жыл бұрын

Glad you liked it!

You did an excellent job explaining these important factors in kidney care.

Thanks so much for this eye opening information. God bless you.

Precious advice; however, not easy to follow to the letter. Million thanks to you for the feeling of hope that you infused in CKD patients. I'll try to apply most of them. Greatly appreciate the way you talked to the audience. 🌷🌸🌹

I can feel her compassion in this video. Thanks for sharing

I want to thank you so much for your informative and down to earth approach coupled with your insightful compassion. I’m a 75-year-old male, a practicing chiropractor. I’ve had long-term idiopathic high blood pressure. I’ve never been much of a smoker, but I have been overweight, and had abused alcohol for many years. That’s been stopped! Also, I’ve dropped a lot of weight over the last five years, using a ketogenic approach. Recently, I’ve come down with increasing amounts of protein in my urine, so I’ve had to moderate my protein. Things become increasingly dicey and hard to balance as this condition progresses. According to your video, I’m doing many things correctly, which is good news. I’ll just have to find out what I need to improve on! Count me as a subscriber!

@chantallxvx4102

Жыл бұрын

Replacing animal protein completely with plant-based protein is key

@BenedickHoward

Жыл бұрын

May I humbly suggest you learn to fast and exercise more? Your system needs to reset. NOTHING processed ie if it has a bar code on it, don't eat it Clean out your fridge. Learn about structured water. And zero sugars. It's not easy making peace with the sugar demons. It's a mental game and you can do it too. And be an amazing example to your clients and family and live the extra decades with a full and beautiful life.

We love you and pray for your speedy recovery. Know Miracles can happen.... Thank you for your guidance.

I try my best to take care of my kidney after listening this thank for your information 😮

Hello. I think something very important wasn't mentioned. 21 years ago at age 39, I was heading into ESRD. Before dialysis was initiated, I began having difficult conversations with family and friends about kidney donation. I was fortunate and blessed to have a dear friend donate a kidney in May, 2003. Now 20 years later, I'm having those conversations again. My transplant is beginning to wind down it's useful course. I'm praying that someone close to me is a good match. 2 of my adult children are eager to donate. We'll see what happens. Otherwise, everything described here is excellent, useful advise. I follow about 90% of the lifestyle she discusses. My vice is Bourbon Whiskey, but I keep that pleasure in check, and consume with caution. Also, I enjoy a low sugar creamer in my daily coffee. Otherwise, giving up meat and salt was easy. I've never been a smoker, and have always been a dedicated exerciser. Tylenol is the only medicine I would ever use for pain, other than post surgical procedure on my spine. Watch your creatinine levels, and have the conversations about donation. Take good care folks.

@bseidem5112

Жыл бұрын

Gave up meat and salt? The carnivore diet guys would disagree. And you are looking for another kidney? How is your diet pan working out?

@markbell2663

Жыл бұрын

@Besokool Do you have access to the following: Cucumbers, Celery and a good single auger or twin gear juicer. If the juicer is not available, get a blender and a colander. The cucumber (90-95% water) and celery (ionized sodium) will regulate your body’s pH and also provide needed electrolytes. You may also use lemon jc preferably from a real lemon and a a small amount of real ginger root. This was taught to students at the Hippocrates Health Institute in Fl. Cellular hydration is the key.

@Besokool

Жыл бұрын

@@markbell2663 I could do that, but what about simply eating more cucumbers, and celery??

@paddlefar9175

Жыл бұрын

@@Besokool exactly, then you get the fibre too.

@Besokool

Жыл бұрын

@@bseidem5112 Don't need a 2nd transplant just yet. First one has gone years longer than expected. Fruit, vegetables, fish, and nuts. That plan is working very well, Thank God.

I was I Dialysis Nurse for 6 years. Fascinating discipline. Much to learn.

@FrankLange-wz5bd

Жыл бұрын

Hello, I hope you're safe over there? I hope this year brings happiness, prosperity, love , and peace all over the world 🌏. I would love us to be good friends in honesty and in trust so as time goes on it will bring something great for us in the future, hope you don't mind? I'm frank Lange from Brooklyn New York, where are you from if I may ask

@williamkayaian7268

11 ай бұрын

Bless you & your channel 🙏

Wow! its so nice to have someone give heartfelt advice without the big sell at the end. THANK YOU!

Thank you for taking your time out to share and to inform us I really appreciate it, it gives me more tools in my toolbox to make better decisions when it comes to my health and daily living. Once again thanks.

That was inspiring. Keep climbing. Both of us.

Great information. My mother has kidney disease. I didn’t understand all the factors involved or even how it happened. She’s very stubborn about the smallest changes she can make now to help herself. That upsets me. She takes so much medication . Thanks for all the valuable tips.

Thanks for the info. Being and feeling alone has been hard on me

I am already doing everything that you mentioned already. I never was a drinker or a smoker and I stopped adding salt to my foods and taking over the counter pain medications years ago when diagnosed with Crohn's disease. In January, I totally changed my diet to a whole food only low carb diet and in February I started exercising daily and I try to drink 4-5 bottles of plain water a day. The last time my kidney function was tested, I was in the hospital for a IBD related complication about a month ago and the function seems to stay in the mid 40s. I tried seeing a nephrologist years ago after my sister was diagnosed with ESRD, but he didn't give me any guidance or seem to even care since my kidney still function.

@SN-gc3vc

Жыл бұрын

Just throwing in a name for you to decide to check out, or not. Dr Brooke Goldner. She gets patients of the transplant list with her protocol. She’s on social media, works with patients online, but also has all the info for free online and in a couple of books. Wishing you the best!

Thank you for the information, insight, and compassion, it was truly needed for many of us watching this video.

Thank you for making this video and posting it.

All the best on your journey to healing. Thanks for tips👍

This video is one of the best presentations I have ever seen in my 78 years on recognizing kidney disease. This should be shown to everyone who has developed or who is at risk for developing kidney disease. Excellent presentation. You are doing a wonderful public service!

Thank You. You're a legend for sharing with us. I wish I could say I feel better, because now I know I got my work cut out for me. I didn't know half of this stuff. Again, thanks for sharing with us. Sigh...

You are an inspiration!

This channel is helpful and practical advice. I wish doctors could explain things this well.

God bless you for sharing this information to all. Thank you.

Much appreciated, Thank you

My wife's Thai grandmother died from kidney failure, 30 years of smoking and regular whisky drinking, became diabetic and was poorly managed at 53, was dead by age of 64, and it was a very painful death. Very little water drinking and a diet that was rich in rice and salted fish. We know the facts so let's to get to work, may she rest in peace I never got to meet her. If you piss strong yellow water then drink WATER !

Excellent video! Thank you and God bless you.❤

Thank You for sharing!😊thanks for the hug of encouragement.

You are so very well spoken. Thanks for great information. Well said!

@kidneykeeping

Жыл бұрын

Thank you kindly!

This is great information. If you're able to implement some prevention strategies, that'll go a long way in helping you preserve your healthy kidneys.

Thank you so much for your wonderful helpful messages ❤😊

Excellent video! Thank you so much! ❤️

I have stage 3a and really appreciate the videos. Learning a lot and feel a bit more understood emotionally

@kidneykeeping

Жыл бұрын

Glad my video was helpful!

Thank you for your videos. My kidneys started failing in 2016, and I made the decision to retire from my job to take stress off me. I managed with chemotherapy (autoimmune disease causing my body to attack my kidneys) and change in my diet (gave up Dr Pepper, chocolate, and my occasional glass of wine) I went from Stage 4 to 3a. However, now I am back to Stage 4 and GFR very close to Stage 5, and scared.

@Freekygrandma

4 ай бұрын

🙏🏾🙏🏾🙏🏾

Thank you for this information. I was told by a Health Care Assistant that I had stage 3 CKD. I was shocked to say the least. I haven’t been seen by a doctor and the only information I was given was to drink more water. Two weeks ago I had a kidney stone so I’m now being followed up at the hospital.

Thank you for this health issue I appreciated!

Awesome. Your empathy and experience comes across. Excellent and important information. Thank You.

❤That was one of the best videos I have seen on Kidney Disease. Thank You ❤for sharing your experience and journey; it is very appreciated, inspiring and helpful. Much love and blessings to You and Your Family.

I agree with a lot of what you’re saying but my kidney doctors told me to cut down on dairy. They also told me to increase my protein more eggs, fish and meat

@archuk6058

5 ай бұрын

according to kidney doctors everyone should be on dialysis.

You help people to be health conscious..Thank you so much

Outstanding, comprehensive presentation! Thank You so much!♥️

Really clear and helpful information. Sadly my hubby will not accept any interventions for very high bp so of course his kidney function will continue to deteriorate. The GP (UK) has written refuses treatment on his records. So all I can do is try to feed him healthy meals and I try to keep him from getting too tired but its not easy. I always like to be proactive and have the best health I can but not everyone thinks in the same way. I'm sure your posts will give hope to those who want to do the work and are disciplined to stick to a good diet.

@georgemoller2206

Жыл бұрын

Maybe try a different approach, one where you ask him will he like to reduce his blood pressure how you can help him to do so. Be supportive and tell him you want him around for a long time.

@selfridgesfan7880

Жыл бұрын

Doesn't make sense. To whom or where did your husband's GP write to about his medical records ?

@ssutherland9019

Жыл бұрын

After refusing treatment several times the GP only wants to see him if he will accept treatment esp for high bp. She said it was his choice, and when u give him a choice he will inevitably turn down any help. It's frustrating but I can only do my best.

@gsp1634

9 ай бұрын

What’s his BP?

Thanks for this.... I was recently diagnosed stage 3 so I've been watching lots of videos. This one was really helpful and easy and pleasant to watch. I've subscribed and will be checking out your channel.

Very helpful and sensible video. It is a sad fact that in the UK Health Serivce GPs all too often get to know via blood tests that someone has kidney disease but doe not tell them. Also they are not referred to a nephologist until the situation is really serious so being pro active as this lady says is really important.

Beautiful words. THANK YOU!

Thank you so much for a really informative video.

Thank You, I needed to hear this❤

Perfect presentation for the common man

very informative - thanks so much

Thank you for posting this it has helped me decide on and recognize changes I need to make today. ❤

Thank you for the great information. You explained everything clearly and there is no telling how many people you helped with this video. I will be more aware of the foods I eat from now on. God Bless you!

Thank you. Your sincerity is so apparent. God bless you.

Very well done video. Thank you very much .

Thank you so much. This information was very helpful to me and gives me steps I can take to try to prevent further damage. It also gave me hope.

Thank you so much for this helpful video

Good information delivered in an easy-to-understand, kind, compassionate, and encouraging manner! Excellent job! ❤ 💙 💜

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Thank you kindly!

❤❤❤ Very clear and short important points. Thanks