Re: MRE 2019 Menus
Posted: Mon Aug 20, 2018 8:55 am
You're right: two breakfast menus.
I have a regular doctor and a VA doctor. My regular guy tells me I am very slightly high in potassium, and shrugs. The VA doc thinks being one tenth of a something-or-other over the normal range is significant. I'm going with my regular Doc's assessment - I'm symptom free and my kidneys have managed to make it 71 years. I'll avoid bananas and avocados and cantaloupes and anything else I find that's high in potassium (few nutrition labels even list it) but if anybody thinks I'm giving up tomatoes they'd better think again.
Anyway, back to the world of high carb, high salt, bags of junk food they call US MREs.
I have a regular doctor and a VA doctor. My regular guy tells me I am very slightly high in potassium, and shrugs. The VA doc thinks being one tenth of a something-or-other over the normal range is significant. I'm going with my regular Doc's assessment - I'm symptom free and my kidneys have managed to make it 71 years. I'll avoid bananas and avocados and cantaloupes and anything else I find that's high in potassium (few nutrition labels even list it) but if anybody thinks I'm giving up tomatoes they'd better think again.
Anyway, back to the world of high carb, high salt, bags of junk food they call US MREs.