>Why? People without diabetes have spikes higher than that.

You'll have to excuse Carmen. She also thinks that people on dialysis
can't eat pizza or drink alcohol.

mdginzo wrote:
> >Why? People without diabetes have spikes higher than that.
>
> You'll have to excuse Carmen. She also thinks that people on dialysis
> can't eat pizza or drink alcohol.

Correction. People on dialysis could eat pizza, or potato chips or use
a salt lick. However, people on dialysis are supposed to eat sodium
restricted diets. Sucking back pizza ( a very high sodium food)
wouldn't be a *wise* thing to do.
Silly me, thinking that doing what one is supposed to be doing is what
someone with a serious health condition would actually *do*. Where was
my head?

Carmen

>However, people on dialysis are supposed to eat sodium
restricted diets.

Why is that, moron? This should be good.

mdginzo wrote:
> >However, people on dialysis are supposed to eat sodium
> restricted diets.
>
> Why is that, moron? This should be good.

Sweet Jesus, are you for real? Sodium intake leads to water retention.
Kidneys that don't function no longer get rid of that fluid so it sits
around until dialysis time. The heart has to work harder to pump the
extra fluid as expanded blood volume. You cannot *not* know this.
*Somebody* damn well told you to restrict your sodium intake. Don't
play dumb.

Carmen

Carmen is right about this. People on dialysis are supposed to stay
away from salt 100%.
To do less could kill them.

Barbara

Carmen wrote:

>mdginzo wrote:
>
>
>>>However, people on dialysis are supposed to eat sodium
>>>
>>>
>>restricted diets.
>>
>>Why is that, moron? This should be good.
>>
>>
>
>Sweet Jesus, are you for real? Sodium intake leads to water retention.
> Kidneys that don't function no longer get rid of that fluid so it sits
>around until dialysis time. The heart has to work harder to pump the
>extra fluid as expanded blood volume. You cannot *not* know this.
>*Somebody* damn well told you to restrict your sodium intake. Don't
>play dumb.
>
>Carmen
>
>
>

Carmen:
> >>>However, people on dialysis are supposed to eat sodium
> >>restricted diets.

Mdginzo:
> >>Why is that, moron? This should be good.

Carmen:
> >Sweet Jesus, are you for real? Sodium intake leads to water retention.
> > Kidneys that don't function no longer get rid of that fluid so it sits
> >around until dialysis time. The heart has to work harder to pump the
> >extra fluid as expanded blood volume. You cannot *not* know this.
> >*Somebody* damn well told you to restrict your sodium intake. Don't
> >play dumb.

Bjpruett:
> Carmen is right about this. People on dialysis are supposed to stay
> away from salt 100%.
> To do less could kill them.

Hi Barbara. It's been a while lady! Lots of people I haven't seen in
a while are turning up. :-)

This one (mdginzo) has me just shaking my head. Susan has posted a
link for studies on higher BG levels (levels he finds acceptable)
leading to neuropathy. The sodium restriction for hemodialysis
patients is just a basic level knowledge thing. It's bad form to
crosspost this subthread to alt.support.diabetes, otherwise I'd do it.
Mark needs to be over there.

Carmen