[Gpdd] [Health] Bladder Stones and Diet
Evelyn Baker
ebak at ca.inter.net
Sun Nov 2 12:43:43 EST 2008
I too have had many experiences with stones and sludge.
Dill is also high and calcium, closely related to cilantro. I had to
take that out of my guinea pig's diet as well.
The other thing that should be avoided is foods with high sugar
content like corn on the cob. The shucks and silk are fine and
excellent for bladder and kidney health. The foods with high sugar
content can raise blood sugar as well as encourage bladder
infections. Once I cut back on Phoebe's carrots, fruit and corn she
stopped getting the chronic UTIs that she had for most of her life.
Also, cat grass which is wheat and oat grasses are rich in calcium.
I've found everything in moderation. Like us, if we love it, it's
probably not good for us.
Evelyn
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