Higher Protein linked to lower Mortality in Kidney Disease?

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In a new study published in JAMA Network Open, researchers investigated the impact of protein intake on all-cause mortality among older adults with chronic kidney disease (CKD). Here are the key findings:
Risk Reduction with Higher Protein Intake:
Among 8543 adults aged 60 years and older, those with higher total protein intake experienced significant risk reductions for all-cause mortality over a 10-year period.
The risk reductions were as follows:
12% lower risk for CKD patients with protein intakes of 1.0 g/kg/d
21% lower risk for protein intakes of 1.2 g/kg/d
27% lower risk for protein intakes of 1.4 g/kg/d
33% lower risk for protein intakes of 1.6 g/kg/d
Compared to a reference intake of 0.8 g/kg/d.
Incremental Benefits:
Each 0.2 g/kg/d increase in total protein intake was associated with an 8% lower risk of death in the CKD group.
In the group without CKD, the risk reduction was even more pronounced at 15%.
Age-Specific Effects:
For adults aged 75 years and older, every 0.2 g/kg/d increase in total protein intake correlated with a 9% lower risk of all-cause mortality.
Interestingly, younger adults (under 75 years) did not exhibit a significant survival advantage.
Carballo-Casla A, Avesani CM, Beridze G, et al. Protein intake and mortality in older adults with chronic kidney disease. JAMA Netw Open. Published online August 7, 2024. doi:10.1001/jamanetworkopen.2024.26577
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@ohmikesroh5904 21 день назад

Love your wise words of advice to your daughters...'treat everyone with kindness'...i must remember to do it too, and to pass your words to everyone. Thank you.

@kevinerhart8461 27 дней назад

I can actually understand that you saying . You have a Great way of explaining this stuff.

@mikeoshin6515 27 дней назад

Thank you for providing so much data and your invaluable interpretation of these studies.

@mandabean.2405 27 дней назад

High sodium and especially high sugar are the biggest offenders for kidney disease in my opinion. Dehydration can cause kidney failure in healthy people. Lack of potassium foods vs high sodium consumption can cause kidney damage. Certain drugs can cause kidney injury... this is just to name a few factors we are working with. Generally the elderly suffers from gut malabsorption.

@heide-raquelfuss5580 22 дня назад

In china people have lots of kidney transplants. Probably because they use to much sauces full of salt. Probably most have table salt, not even seasalt. My dog had kidney/liver 5:56 failure because of pain meds ( painmed/anti inflamatoir ) the first week using them. Also antibiotics which caused necrotic fasshiitis and also caused kidney/liver failure. The anti fever med also damaged him, because the body could not fight the infection/sepsis with lower body themperature. All meds damaged my dog and i had to xxx.😢

@redroversunset 27 дней назад

Great session. Thank youl

@MonBesin-r5d 25 дней назад

I'm at stage 3 . And I always lock of sleep because of my work. Now I feel tightness in my left chest which I'm afraid a heart problem. And the waste build up in my body is starting and my legs are starting to sweell because of salt intake . The cook here in our shop put a lot of sodium in our food. That's why it's so hard for me... Because I see some small black spots around my body specially in my face.. please pray for me. I'm in a plant base diet now. But it's hard for me since I'm working on a commercial vessel. I cannot control the balance food which I need. In August 30 I will go home. And try to regain my condition back to be better

@davidwoods607 23 дня назад

I will most definitely pray for you. In the meantime try fasting it really works, it's difficult to get started but after a while it becomes a way of life. It would really renew your life. Look up Dr Jason fung on RU-vid

@rolandosison2760 27 дней назад

High protein intake means high phosporous intake, it is not good for kidney as per study

@sherefulkam2885 26 дней назад

Exactly what I was wondering about. Maybe he'll do an update to let us know about what will likely be more phosphorous in our diets.

@van3363 27 дней назад

What can I do to help myself through a kidney infection and keep them from reoccurring?

@thomaslevine405 27 дней назад

I am over 65 and I cut my protein but I notice I am losing muscle mass. I have slight protein leakage and at stage 2b - 3a. I started lifting weights about 6 weeks ago so I am happy to hear I need to increase my protein consumption. This study makes sense to me because there are studies about longevity and muscle mass is a big factor. My biggest problem since I had surgery removing 1 kidney is fatigue. For the past 10 years fatigue is getting worse over time. I now have CFS that has gradually gotten worse and now that is one of my biggest problems. Is it toxins in the blood for kidney disease or something else. That is what I am working on to find out. One reason is I can only sleep 4-6 hours a night, usually 5. But my strength is not as good anymore.

@mandabean.2405 27 дней назад

I always catch the tail end of everything... but this is worth saving to listen to later. I've done a lot of research. From what I did hear... this is pretty solid information. Again... I'm going to ask if you have videos on gut microbiome? What I've seen there seems to be a link from what you consume... and effects your stomach first and slowly trickles down to other organs such as liver and kidneys.

@JohntheNobleSavage 21 день назад

Thank you as I am at the beginning of stage one kidney disease and I also take a protein supplement! I am 76 years old at 75" tall and 190 pounds. I run three times a week and train with heavy weights (for me) three times per week and eat chicken twice a week, four eggs in an omelet twice a week, and fish three times a week. I take a full range of supplements including, but not limited to Athletic Green and Turmeric and Berberine. I went to a doctor who told me to the effect: "Oh no, no, no, no don't you know you are killing yourself - become a vegetarian immediately, and what ever you do don't ever, ever, ever do any vigorous exercise. Ever! All you have to do is to drink more water not coffee oh no, no, no don't ever drink coffee bad for you bad for you! So the bottom line is there is a lot of conflict over what to do may I suggest you have a show with Dr. Berry on it and have this discussion again since I like you both! Oh yes I'm proud of the fact that I've had no alcohol for a year, and no sugar and/or salt. In the morning I also eat blue berries, black berries, straw berries, watermelon, and cantaloupe, with onions in almond milk! Not bad! Oh yes thanks to David Sinclair I am not an OMAD! And that wasn't easy to do either!

@dr.shabeermohammed3525 27 дней назад

❤ Thank you for the update..

@startingtoday4663 26 дней назад

since the study was conduct during the height of the pandemic should we expect that some of the excessive number of deaths (approx. 15%) were due to COVID ?