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[QUOTE="temery, post: 2142587, member: 1"] I have chronic kidney disease, and have been put on any number of diets. Three months ago I finally met a nutritionist who was realistic. She said any diet that is inflexible, is destined for failure. She's absolutely right. My diet with her is low protein, low phosphorus, low potassium, and low sodium. But she told me to avg things out by the day (or two), not by the meal. Whether it's coincidence or not, I don't know - but my most recent tests have been the best they've been in years. [/QUOTE]
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