Learn the Facts about Chronic Kidney Disease - A Guide to Better Kidney Health & Kidney Function
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- Episode 104: Learn the Facts about Chronic Kidney Disease - A Guide to better Kidney Health & Kidney Function. Nephrologist and Author Steven Rosansky talks about chronic kidney disease and his experience helping kidney patients improve kidney health, improve kidney function, and when to start dialysis if necessary. Dr. Steven Rosansky, MD is a Nephrology Specialist in Columbia, SC and has over 48 years of experience in the medical field. He graduated from New York State U, School of Medicine - Buffalo medical school in 1972.
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Learn The Facts About Kidney Disease by Steven Rosansky written for the average reader, offers useful information for patients with very mild Chronic Kidney Disease (CKD) to those patients who need to plan for dialysis or kidney transplant. It offers scientifically proven ways to slow progression of Chronic Kidney Disease, including a chapter on a Smart Diet for all Chronic Kidney Disease patients. This diet not only can slow Chronic Kidney Disease progression but can also help patients to live longer and better. It offers the best treatments for the medical problems that can come with a diagnosis of Chronic Kidney Disease. For most patients this book will alleviate concerns about having Chronic Kidney Disease and for some patients with advanced Chronic Kidney Disease it offers an approach that can delay the start of dialysis for many months or even years in some cases. It explains why low and very low protein diets, promoted by many kidney books for patients, is usually not beneficial and may even be harmful. It provides the latest recommendations for treatment of Chronic Kidney Disease that comes from international kidney doctor organizations. The book is organized in a way that provides information for all patients with Chronic Kidney Disease in the first part of the book and has information in later chapters for patients whose Chronic Kidney Disease has progressed.
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I am a kidney patient stage 5.
interested to listen and watch your topic today, hope you can help .
eager to know your advices...looking forward..
My 90 year old grandmother has a egfr of 50. I was so concerned about her kidney function before. But she told me she felt ok and didn’t have any symptoms associated with CKD. After watching this video, I think she is right and old people tend to have a lower egfr but they are very likely having healthy kidney functions. Thank you so much for sharing the information.
Thanks for sharing Tina - and you are exactly right. Your 90 year old grandmother may have normal kidney function for her age. Do me a favor - for you - visit her and have her tell you about her life and record those conversations. Trust me, you'll cherish those and so will future generations. :-)
Im reading that book atm. 36 now was diagnosed when i was 21. Living life to the fullest every day
Awesome! Love that you're not letting CKD hold you back from loving life!
Do u take carrots and raddish if so how do u cook Eric?
what stage are you?
I'm going to order this book now. I feel so empowerd. All my doctor said was 'Your protein is good. "
It’s a great book - and Dr. Ro will be back many times to keep sharing more info and tips from his 40+ years of experience.
James seems like a very intelligent man. I personally don't understand why he laughs at things that are not really that funny. Maybe he is intoxicated over his healing from a deadly disease. I want what he has. Keep up the good work James Fabin. God bless you, your family and Dr Rosansky. You are saving lives and improving the quality of people's lives.
Listening to you two gives me so much hope because for the last 4 years I've been obsessed with my gfr numbers. I just ordered your book, can't wait to read it! Thank you.
Rock on! You're going to LOVE Dr. Ro's book - it's so well written, full of actual helpful tips and advice, and is such an easy read. I can't wait to get his next book when it's done.
Jo in Dublin ( Ireland)... Been finding your talks wonderful and helpful. I'm into alternatives for most things. Had a wonderful Doc. Who retired and had to get new one. Who when I was diagnosed with CKD. After a few UTI infections. My new doc not interested in me taking urine samples. And never said how bad CKD was it that my fisheries might have been causing it. Found this talk really good. I'm staying very stable round 11-13. I want to stay off dyalisis. I'm 70. So great to hear age needs to be taken into account. Thanks James.
James,you have been so helpfull,god bless you,we need you're hope and information
Great talk. I ordered the book. My creatinine is 1.8, had kidney cancer surgery last December. Dr saved half the kidney. Lately my blood pressure is around 148/76. I take Alodipine. Dr took me off Lisinopril because my potassium had been at 5.7. But when I take Lisinopril blood pressure is like 120/75. Seems like a catch 22.
I have stage 5, my bloods are deteriorating and have to go on dialysis, how did you handle that James and what measures did you take to get off it as well?
I'm new to this channel. Love it! My husband has stage 4 kidney disease caused by a medication he was taking. I've learned so much here how to help him and I'm so grateful.
Just bought the book, thank you so much for the great info. Love how you are helping so many of us James with your programs. God bless
Awesome! Thank you!
Hello from upstate NY
I am a 31 year kidney Transplant creatinine is 1.8
So I’ve been in and out of the hospital and always suspected my kidneys but they’re telling me my kidneys fine..I went to the hospital recently because I felt SOB and heart palpitation.. I’m 44 and my gfr is 68.. and I’m not feeling well.. am I crazy or is it my kidneys that’s making me sick right now😭.. yeah, I’m definitely ordering this book.
New subscriber here. I’m going to buy the book soon, after I purchase kindle. I’m a ckd with egfr stage 5. God bless you James for all you do!
Welcome aboard! Dr. Rosansky shares so much helpful information. Don't miss the other live shows with dietitians and other experts. The more we learn the better we can manage kidney disease.
I'm new here, looking forward to what you have to offer. I do believe there is a better option than the standard 3.
Thank you, James. Love your videos
Very interesting thank you ..just ordered the book ..can’t wait to get more and more aware
Wonderful! Knowledge is so powerful for managing kidney disease and improving our quality of life. You're going to love the book and find it very positive!
Hello from Barbados in the Caribbean!
Hello there! Great to have you here Maxie!
Is there any Relationships amount of water we drink with protein in urine? Pls your advice
Excellent question. I'm going to eMail Dr. Ro and see if he will chime in on this - I would love to know also.
@@DADVICETV hi sir I'm 61 Male with egfr 111
ACR at 4 mg /mmol
Diabetic 2 ys later
Now on atacand drug 8 mg
Would this situation may worsen to failure
My doctor only tells me that my kidneys are stable is that good? Or should I be getting more information about them?
I would ask for a copy of your labs so that you know just how your kidneys are doing. Even with a low GFR, if you are stable and holding, that is fantastic. I personally like to focus on my overall health, how I feel, and managing/eliminating symptoms. My last GFR was in the low 30's - and I am thrilled with it because my health keeps improving and I feel amazingly great! Check out the video with Dr. Butt who discussed things you should watch to help you better track your kidney health: th-cam.com/video/WN9dUYgIpP0/w-d-xo.html
Immuno theraphy can help to kidney cancer im from the phillippines
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from hongkong
Welcome - glad to have you here!
I am a kidney patient stage 5
Welcome Mel. I was stage 5 when I was diagnosed and remember just how challenging it was. Making sure I was eating the right foods was very helpful - and a renal dietitian can be a life changer with that.
Hi I am a male I am 44 years old I have AGFR of 109 but I Protein in my urine at 2 plus average about 2200 I would like to know what is that all about if you could get back with me thank you
What is stage 3 kidney disease I have no clue and I have small kidneys!
Stage 3 is defined as having a GFR between 30 and 59. It’s actually a very large range. Being stage 3 and young could make it more important to make diet and lifestyle changes now, whereas being stage 3 and elderly may not mean that much. It is important to look at your overall health and the trend of your GFR. Dr. Ro does a great job of walking through that with examples in his book.
Try raw diets to boost your kidney function back up. Eat the healing foods. Lower the blood pressure. Beet juice, cinnamon. No trans fats or refine sugars, oils, or processed foods. Definitely No Fast Foods.
hello
Hi James. May I ask; is your gfr still improving? How long did it take more or less for you to get from stage 5 to stage 3?
I feel amazing, but am very concerned about COVID, so I haven't had labs in a long time. All of my doctor visits are virtual since March. I have a Wifi Body Composition Scale, Wifi Blood Pressure Monitor, an oxygen meter (I manually log it's readings), and a Wifi thermometer which allows my doctor to see my vitals when ever he wants. I'm sure my GFR is either holding steady or improving - but more importantly (since I am not a fan of GFR), I feel great. This weekend I'll be ordering a treadmill so I can job inside through the winter (and lose some of that extra Covid weight I've put on). You can see charts of my improvements at www.dadvicetv.com/my-kidney-labs - what they don't show is how I felt. It took me around 4 months to complete get rid of anemia.
@@DADVICETV Thanks James. I am asking for someone very close to me. She has had exactly the same experience as you. It has been almost a year since she was checked into hospital and her GFR improvement pattern has followed the same trajectory as yours.
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Welcome Prashant - glad to have you here with us!