Registered Dietitian and kidney stone specialist, Melanie Betz MS, RD, CSR, FAND shares science-based ways to prevent kidney stones with food!
Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 41 | Founded | 10 months ago |
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Number of Listeners | Categories | MedicineHealth & Fitness |
High urine calcium is the MOST common cause of kidney stones. In this episode, Melanie breaks down what to do if you find high urine calcium on your 24-hour urine test. more
In this episode, Melanie breaks down the often missed nuanced recommendation for “eat less protein” to prevent kidney stones. As always, there is MUCH more to know. more
If you don’t love yogurt, is cottage cheese a good choice for people with kidney stones? Melanie weighs in on all things cottage cheese and kidney stones. more
In this episode, Melanie answers a listener question about collagen and kidney stones. Are collagen supplements ok for people with kidney stones? Listen in! FREE Class 4/16/24: 10 Things Everyone With Kidney Stones Needs to Know Blog: Can Collagen C... more
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As a kidney stone dietitian myself, I consider Melanie to be the expert in this emerging field! I love listening to the episode every week to learn from her.
Melanie is the go-to dietitian for all things kidney stones! This podcast is so informative and Melanie presents the material in an easy to understand way. I highly recommend to all patients and healthcare professionals!
I just started listening to your podcast today. I have had kidney stones for about 25 years, had lithotripsy four times and still not sure how to prevent kidney stones. I have taken the 24 hour urine test twice. I have been under the care of three urologists over the 25 year period. I went to the urologist yesterday for my six month check up and just feel defeated with how to keep these stones from growing. A friend of mine from work has a mother who very recently had one of her kidneys removed ... more
Such a wonderful new kidney stone resource! I’ve been following Melanie for a while and have been very impressed with the quality of information she presents. Her dedication to truly offering help is obvious. What is fun about this podcast is the ability to hear Melanie’s uplifting and encouraging voice. Her spirit shines through--upbeat, genuine, honest. Love it! Even the intro music was cheerful!
Melanie consistently takes difficult, confusing diets and breaks down the science to make them safe and understandable. An unbelievable asset for both patient and clinicians!
Apple Podcasts | #221 | Sweden/Health & Fitness/Medicine |
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