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Food Statistics

 

What foods are safe to consume on a low protein diet?

Approximate Protein Intake per day

 

IEM Supplementary Diet Costs

To enable Inborn Error of Metabolism (IEM) disorder patients to adhere to a strict low protein diet, specialised medically modified low protein food is available for purchase.

 

Options are limited through three suppliers nationally.

These medical foods can cost in excess of 500% more than standard supermarket equivalents.
While prices range, examples of low protein food price comparisons are:

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