RE: Foods that help the liver

[Guest guest]

I

agree with Arne, except I saw a couple of things on the list I would avoid like

the plague.

Sauerkraut is way to high in sodium,

unless you are in the very early stages, I’d scratch it off the list. Licorice Extract can raise blood

pressure (so avoid if you have varices).

Any Supplement,

should be cleared with your doctor before taking.

Barb in Texas - Together in the Fight - Whatever it

Takes!

Son Ken (34) UC 91 PSC 99, LTX 6/21 & 6/30 2007

@ Baylor/Dallas

_,___

[Guest guest]

Since I have been put on a specific diet by my doctors " the low oxalate

diet " because they are telling me that my intestines are not breaking

down enough fat due to the PSC (since as of yet I don't have an offical

diagnosis of CD or UC) for the oxalate that is many foods to be

excreted correctly my kidneys are being overloaded by them and are very

toxic. They keep explaining more and more about this to me, it is

finally making sense to me. There is now a huge list of food that I

cannot eat or I may need a kidney transplant in the future. A lot of

the foods on that list are on my do not eat list. Liver disease runs

with this Oxalate disorder, small bowl disease, along with absorbtion

problems,

This list is now very scarry to me after what I have been going through

trying to feel better and wht the endcorinologist, hepatologist, and

nephrologist are telling me.

Please be careful

Dawn

>

> I agree with Arne, except I saw a couple of things on the list I would

> avoid like the plague.

>

> Sauerkraut is way to high in sodium, unless you are in the very early

> stages, I'd scratch it off the list. Licorice Extract can raise blood

> pressure (so avoid if you have varices). Any Supplement, should be

> cleared with your doctor before taking.

>

> Barb in Texas - Together in the Fight - Whatever it Takes!

> Son Ken (34) UC 91 PSC 99, LTX 6/21 & 6/30 2007 @ Baylor/Dallas

>

> _,___

>

[Guest guest]

Since I have been put on a specific diet by my doctors " the low oxalate

diet " because they are telling me that my intestines are not breaking

down enough fat due to the PSC (since as of yet I don't have an offical

diagnosis of CD or UC) for the oxalate that is many foods to be

excreted correctly my kidneys are being overloaded by them and are very

toxic. They keep explaining more and more about this to me, it is

finally making sense to me. There is now a huge list of food that I

cannot eat or I may need a kidney transplant in the future. A lot of

the foods on that list are on my do not eat list. Liver disease runs

with this Oxalate disorder, small bowl disease, along with absorbtion

problems,

This list is now very scarry to me after what I have been going through

trying to feel better and wht the endcorinologist, hepatologist, and

nephrologist are telling me.

Please be careful

Dawn

>

> I agree with Arne, except I saw a couple of things on the list I would

> avoid like the plague.

>

> Sauerkraut is way to high in sodium, unless you are in the very early

> stages, I'd scratch it off the list. Licorice Extract can raise blood

> pressure (so avoid if you have varices). Any Supplement, should be

> cleared with your doctor before taking.

>

> Barb in Texas - Together in the Fight - Whatever it Takes!

> Son Ken (34) UC 91 PSC 99, LTX 6/21 & 6/30 2007 @ Baylor/Dallas

>

> _,___

>

[Guest guest]

Since I have been put on a specific diet by my doctors " the low oxalate

diet " because they are telling me that my intestines are not breaking

down enough fat due to the PSC (since as of yet I don't have an offical

diagnosis of CD or UC) for the oxalate that is many foods to be

excreted correctly my kidneys are being overloaded by them and are very

toxic. They keep explaining more and more about this to me, it is

finally making sense to me. There is now a huge list of food that I

cannot eat or I may need a kidney transplant in the future. A lot of

the foods on that list are on my do not eat list. Liver disease runs

with this Oxalate disorder, small bowl disease, along with absorbtion

problems,

This list is now very scarry to me after what I have been going through

trying to feel better and wht the endcorinologist, hepatologist, and

nephrologist are telling me.

Please be careful

Dawn

>

> I agree with Arne, except I saw a couple of things on the list I would

> avoid like the plague.

>

> Sauerkraut is way to high in sodium, unless you are in the very early

> stages, I'd scratch it off the list. Licorice Extract can raise blood

> pressure (so avoid if you have varices). Any Supplement, should be

> cleared with your doctor before taking.

>

> Barb in Texas - Together in the Fight - Whatever it Takes!

> Son Ken (34) UC 91 PSC 99, LTX 6/21 & 6/30 2007 @ Baylor/Dallas

>

> _,___

>