Experiences with

Low protein diet

Hello everyone, I wanted to share my experience with a low-protein diet (LPD) and its impact on my symptoms.

Would love yall's thought on which better in W&W, high or low protein diet, if either. I am thinking about this because last week blood test shows me teetering on the edge of insufficient IgG, which I have been before -- and found articles indicating I need to eat more protein.

For me, I am back at working with my diet of whole food plant based very low protein diet and take each day as it comes.

Meanwhile she said I was on all the correct meds and eat a high protein and low carb diet. She said I had HFpEF. . Anyone else been along this route?

Results for these are all mid range and my B12 and iron are on upper range as I’m on a high fat/protein low carb diet. I stopped my supplements 2 days before blood drawn for both tests.

Feeling pretty frustrated as there seems to be no answers, so I just take one day at a time, eat a low protein and low sodium diet as much as possible, and try to be as positive as possible under the circumstances.

Now I need the help as I am unable to determine where my body is in the ability for my liver to function properly if I am doing a caloric restriction or low carb, high protein diet. In some cases I read that more liver damage can be done by choosing the wrong diet to follow.

For those who came on the recent 2 zooms about this topic, I'm wondering how to keep the momentum going and keep myself on the straight and narrow too. I'm considering a few options eg Meet (on Zoom) regularly eg once a month to buddy ourselves along Start a Facebook group Have a post on here where

My HbA1c was also stubbornly high and in the diabetic range which I couldn’t understand because I thought my diet was pretty good tbh. Well, last time I had a diabetic review in October 2024, I was told to my great delight but surprise that my HbA1c level was back to normal.

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The Doctor hasn't contacted me about it , but I eat a very healthy, low fat diet. Can Pred & a lot of worry/stress ( which i have in bucketfulls at the moment) affect our cholesterol readings?

Have to say that although I've cut down on amounts of carbs I'm not following low carb diet. I have maintained my weight (5'3"-8st8lbs), actually only increased by 3lbs since losing 6lbs due to PMR, so don't want to lose more.

My diet is low carb, I have dairy, but not milk. I eat meat, but not fish.

I am going to talk about my experience of losing loads of weight through low-cab eating and getting my blood sugar level down from the diabetic range to 'normal' which amazed all my doctors who thought diabetes meds were the only solution.

, very low carb diet.

I never get out of breath sleep ok do 5 miles walk and go to a fitness class as I have now finished cardio rehab and been signed off sorry it is so long I also have T2 diabetes not on any medication loss of weight and following low carb diet.

I have also started following suggestions made by various people who responded to my post and am already following a low carb diet as defined here. I am currently looking to see if I can get Mr Mosely's recipe book. So thank you all. I will keep you informed!

I also changed my diet to low carb, this working really well. I have been following this group since I was first diagnosed, it has been such a tremendous help, from the posts to the FAQs I have got most of my queries answered so thank you all you are a life line.

The prednisone side effects are scary but I am determined to do all I can to assist with this process, I am now on a no salt, no sugar, low carb and only healthy fat diet which is not a big change for me but I am more determined on the low salt then in the past.

any way after the shock of his results the last 4 weeks he's been on low carb low sugar diet, bakery wholemeal toast and avacado breakfast, wholegrain flat bread sandwich bag of various nuts piece of fruit, and then homemade teas of the likes of chicken or fish, veg, sweet potato/celeriac chips or