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Q: Context: To determine the effects of supplemental fiber on plasma p-cresol, stool frequency, and quality of life (QoL) in chronic kidney disease (CKD) patients.', 'In a 12-week single-blind study, participants were provided with control muffins and supplements (5.5g sucrose/day) for 2weeks, muffins containing 10g/day pea hull fiber and control supplements for 4weeks, and muffins with 10g/day pea hull fiber and 15g/day inulin as a supplement for 6weeks.', 'Individuals with CKD (n=13; 6 males, 7 females; aged 653years; estimated glomerular filtration rate <50mL/minute/1.73(2)) completed the study.', 'Plasma p-cresol was determined by gas chromatography-mass spectrometry, stool frequency by 5-day journals, and QoL by the KDQOL-36™️.', 'Plasma p-cresol decreased from 7.251.74mg/L during week 1 to 5.821.72mg/L during week 12 (P<.05), and in participants with high compliance (>70% inulin intake), from 6.711.98mg/L to 4.221.16mg/L (P<.05). Total fiber intake increased from 16.61.7g/day during control to 26.52.4g/day (P<.0001) with the added pea hull and to 34.52.2g/day with pea hull and inulin (P<.0001). Stool frequency increased from 1.40.2 stools/day during control to 1.90.3 stools/day during both fiber periods (P<.05). No change in overall QoL was observed.
Answer: Supplementing the diet of CKD patients with fiber may be a dietary therapy to reduce p-cresol and improve stool frequency.
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Does fiber supplementation lower plasma p-cresol in chronic kidney disease patients?