Best Oatmeal for Kidney Disease

[@hestergranthestergrant948]

That was very informative thank you

[@alexlagura854]

Wow 😮!! Nice information..

[@unkwm128]

was looking to see your thoughts on Irish steel cut McGann's in particular, Thank You on the much needed content.

[@kidneyfoodie]

Those are a great option. Steel cut oats are great!

[@adsaad]

Thank you for this. I am seeing my nephrologist tomorrow for my routine blood work. Hopefully, things will be better. More power to you.

[@kidneyfoodie]

Thank you, and good luck!

[@MarcSchwartz-lw1wi]

Just discovered this channel, a great find! So useful and informative! Thank you

[@kidneyfoodie]

Thanks for watching and for taking the time to comment!

[@jessyanthony1352]

My LDL is 139 and NonHDL 134 can I add home made butter or ghee,potassium also boarder,pls answer Dr

[@malcytull]

Thank you very much for a very interesting & informative video.

[@kidneyfoodie]

Thank you so much for taking the time to comment! I appreciate it.

[@malcytull]

@@kidneyfoodie You're the star for making the video to help others. You don't try & sell goods, you don't endorse anything for a kick-back, you are a genuinely good lady, thank you.

[@estellezimmerman1199]

Thank you for sharing this information.

[@kidneyfoodie]

You're welcome! Hope you find some of our other videos or our website helpful too!

[@marymcmullen5644]

You can make oatmeal pancakes.

[@minhtrandds]

Thanks

[@marymcmullen5644]

I cannot stand oatmeal.

[@j.f.6072]

I used to not like oatmeal because it was slimy. But I started making overnight oats using old fashioned oats, chia, ground flax seed, cinnamon and real maple syrup, with double the amount of milk so it is not completely absorbed by the ingredients. In the morning, I add berries and various seeds and nuts, and it is not slimy at all. Now I eat it every morning. 🙂

[@adamcbsm7976]

Eat something else then.