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I am in kidney failure and want to lose at least 60 lbs. i need suggestions on how to do that without taking in to much extra proteins.
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Ask Nephrologist: Your kidney doctor will require strict dietary choices to reduce sodium, potassium, and protein. He will want to have direct input to any food choices you make, due to their influence on kidney function.
Answered 5/9/2013
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