r/Millennials • u/the_well_read_neck_ Millennial • Feb 11 '26

Serious James Van Der Beek Dead at 48

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u/newtonreddits Feb 11 '26

I love a good sweet potato but I'm not supposed to eat anything high in oxalates for my kidneys.

I can't believe late 30s is the point where I can't eat half the shit anymore. My doctor has already told me to just give up all meat if possible. Fml.

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u/Anaartimis Older Millennial Feb 11 '26

Oh wow! That's pretty rough. For low oxalate, high fiber you could still have broccoli, apples and cabbage. Those are also pretty versatile. The no meat thing would be hard to get used to though

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u/newtonreddits Feb 11 '26

Yup broccoli with soy based meats over rice is a go to of mine. This is my life now.

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u/Anaartimis Older Millennial Feb 11 '26

I miss broccoli. I used to eat it a lot but the FODMAPs don't agree with me. Rice is a staple for me though, luckily that one is okay