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I’ve recently seen my gfr results go down to 47 from 57 last year and have been reading as much information on this site that I can. To improve diet many people say give up on potatoes. Would rice be a good alternative? I would be grateful to know what others have as an alternative. Thanks

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orangecity41

I am at GFR stage 3 and eat rice instead of potatoes as have to reduce potassium intake. It works for me.

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Newstarter2016 in reply to orangecity41

Thanks. Would white be better than brown or doesn’t it matter

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rebeccalloyd

white rice because it doesn't have husks.

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lowraind

Haven't eaten a potato in nine months, along with many other things. Yes, it helped to raise my GFR.

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Bunkin

I eat white rice, although sometimes I cheat and have potatoes but double boil them.

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Frankie7 in reply to Bunkin

It might be better to peel them, cut them and soak them for few hours then discard water replacing with fresh prior to cooking

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