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| Diabetic (alt.food.diabetic) This group is for the discussion of controlled-portion eating plans for the dietary management of diabetes. |
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Andy q wrote:
: Evelyn Ruut said... : www.bumblebee.com : I visted the website. : Seems they're no longer offering low sodium solid white low sodium tuna! Only : chunk white. The BUMS!!! : Trader Jones does. 45mg sodium per 2 oz. serving. I just hope it's not a : product of China. : I don't have dentures, yet. Chunk isn't yet required. G : Andy When I was put on a lowsodium diet, some 20 years ago. The dietician told me to not bother with getting either no salt tuna or canned vegetables, bu tjust to rince the fods very well. I would put the tuna in a strainer adn let the wter run rhough it for a little whie and then let it drain. cheaper adn better tasting than th eno salt added ones. Wendy |
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"Andy" q wrote in message ... Susan said... You didn't get that from the electrolytes, you got it from the dextrose or from the food. Wrong. I didn't eat for the entire week. I got to sip, gargle and spit out plain water They probably gave you an I.V. |