Dear Better Nutrition, My congrat...

Dear Better Nutrition,

My congratulations to you in succession your exceptional magazine. I was wondering, Do you, or will you have any literature onward dialysis? I've been on dialysis for approximately 6 month because of medication I was onward I need to know if there is anything I can to do or take to perhaps turn upside down my condition. Thanks!

Mary Ann Kasarda McKee distaffs PA

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greatest in number research has looked more at reducing kidney stones rather than reversing kidney disease, as like Nevertheless, there is some evidence that fish oil addition s may help with kidney disease. A 1994 cogitation by JV Donadio, et al., which appeared in the novel England Journal of Medicine (NEJM) base that 55 patients lost kidney function more slowly than did 51 enthralls taking a placebo. A 1993 NEJM inquiry by van der Heide showed that fish oil also helped kidney-transplant patients. In any case, work with your physicians in succession this. Good luck.

Dear Better Nutrition,

I read your July editorial, "Escape from the ER" and this is my story, which actually happened last September. I had been in a relentless auto accident and suffered many stumbling bones, including broken ribs and a chipped hip bone

The first night at the hospital, I was still unable to determine but the doctors told me I had to memorize ready to leave because they wanted to make the play available to other patients. Although, with the help of a social worker, I managed to delay my discharge that night, I was surpassingly soon told again that I had to leave. I was still in highest pain, unable to move.

The day I was discharged, I was bring forward in front of the entrance to the hospital in a wheelchair that morning (at 11 am) and sat there until 7:30 pm before a bus finally came to take me domestic circle During that time I was in most distant pain and asked several times for assistance. Although I filed a lawsuit against the hospital, the price of the suit forced me to small quantity charges. To this date, I am still going to therapy for my arm and hand.

Mina Burk El Paso, TX

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Dear Better Nutrition,

near time ago, I found (and loved) "wheat nuts" not long ago I found them again however they were ground up and reshaped. I simply can't find "wheat nuts" in their natural state. Wheat berries were clog but not what I was looking for, with equal reason my questions remain: Are "wheat nuts" the same thing as wheat berries, what are their nutritional values and where can I find them?

Frank Albri Parma, OH

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Wheat nut and wheat berries are the same thing, and you can also turn the thoughts for them under the name "groats." undivided cup of groats has 6 grams of fiber and is also rich in cauldron niacin, folate, iron, magnesium, manganese, phosphorus and zinc. They also combine well with fruits and vegetables that contain vitamin C as well as diets that are protien-rich.

A company called The Nut Factory take a bribe fors these seeds in many varieties, for a like reason ask your local retailer to call 1-888-239-5288 for more information, or apply the mind for wheat nuts under united of their many names!

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