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Grant’s Dialysis
Another major difference in Grant’s experience could be his use of dialysis in his early days of VA detox.
has Grant mentioned/discussed timing of dialysis? Grant would you elaborate? Speculate? Share the story?
Another major difference in Grant’s experience could be his use of dialysis in his early days of VA detox.
has Grant mentioned/discussed timing of dialysis? Grant would you elaborate? Speculate? Share the story?
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ggenereux on June 25, 2021, 9:14 am
Hi @rachel-2,
I wrote about my KCD in my blog post:
https://ggenereux.blog/2019/02/05/protein-synthesis-and-setbacks/
I declined dialysis treatment based on principle.
I'll have a basic KCD screening test redone this August.
Hi @rachel-2,
I wrote about my KCD in my blog post:
https://ggenereux.blog/2019/02/05/protein-synthesis-and-setbacks/
I declined dialysis treatment based on principle.
I'll have a basic KCD screening test redone this August.
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lil chick on June 28, 2021, 7:59 am
I recently heard a nurse say "put off dialysis as long as possible" and that would be my, LOL, first impression too... except for one thing: I suppose when your kidney is doing crappie you end up in a vicious cycle. You badly need detox but can't.
I guess I CAN see that if a person comes to this site, and knows their kidney is doing crappie, that person MIGHT think about some dialysis to get out of a vicious cycle. Not with a plan to stay on it forever, but perhaps as a temporary measure to cut into the vicious cycle and to buy time to live for a while on the Genereux diet.
Just thoughts here. Does dialysis have to be a forever thing? I'm just a lay person.
I recently heard a nurse say "put off dialysis as long as possible" and that would be my, LOL, first impression too... except for one thing: I suppose when your kidney is doing crappie you end up in a vicious cycle. You badly need detox but can't.
I guess I CAN see that if a person comes to this site, and knows their kidney is doing crappie, that person MIGHT think about some dialysis to get out of a vicious cycle. Not with a plan to stay on it forever, but perhaps as a temporary measure to cut into the vicious cycle and to buy time to live for a while on the Genereux diet.
Just thoughts here. Does dialysis have to be a forever thing? I'm just a lay person.
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ggenereux on June 28, 2021, 11:08 am
Hi @lil-chick,
I agree. No one should "put off dialysis as long as possible". It could buy people valuable time needed to possibly reverse their kidney damage.
One of the main reasons I declined dialysis is because I was told that there was no long term hope with or without it. But, I now know that there is hope.
Hi @lil-chick,
I agree. No one should "put off dialysis as long as possible". It could buy people valuable time needed to possibly reverse their kidney damage.
One of the main reasons I declined dialysis is because I was told that there was no long term hope with or without it. But, I now know that there is hope.
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