You’ve come to right place to learn more about inborn errors of metabolism like PKU or MSUD, explore diet management tips, and hear inspiring stories. From big moments, like starting college to little ones like what to eat for dinner, we have tips and ideas to help you along the way.
Please note: information presented in our blogs is for educational purposes only and is in no way intended to replace the care, advice, and medical supervision of your metabolic team. Always consult your metabolic healthcare team with questions you have and before you make any changes to your or your loved one’s diet or condition management.
Hi, my name is Julia and I have PKU. I want to take a moment and urge young women who are contemplating pregnancy to talk with their healthcare provider. Getting levels under control prior to pregnancy is of the utmost importance to the health of your future child. Having a good pregnancy starts with finding […]
A Message to All Women With PKU Considering a Future Pregnancy READ MORE
Phenylketonuria (PKU) is a rare inherited metabolic disorder that affects the body’s ability to metabolize a specific amino acid called phenylalanine (PHE). People with PKU have a deficiency in the enzyme needed to break down phenylalanine, which leads to a buildup of this amino acid in the body. A buildup of PHE can be harmful,
The Importance of Following A PKU Diet In Adulthood READ MORE
Daily life with phenylketonuria (PKU), especially when not in metabolic control, can be a challenge, making the idea of returning to the PKU diet seem difficult or even impossible at times. However, with support, the right resources and your commitment, it will be easier to regain control of your health and get back on the
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Halloween is a fun time for kids who get to dress up in costumes, see spooky decorations, and get lots of yummy treats. However, if you eat a low-protein diet because of a special health condition, Halloween can be a bit tricky. In this blog post, we’ll share some helpful tips and fun ideas to
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If you are just tuning in to our Low Protein Living blog, this is the final part of the Metabolic Tips for Parents, a series of ten short videos to help ease your metabolic disorder journey. The highlighted videos below focus on a few feeding topics you may encounter as your infant grows into a
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Starting Your Baby on Solids Introducing solid foods to your baby presents a unique opportunity for your little one to explore new foods and tastes. From the yummy faces to the yucky faces, it’s a fun time for you to engage with your infant. These 3 short videos from our Metabolic Tips for Parents video
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Preparing Your Baby’s Bottle Congratulations on your new addition! Your new little bundle of joy brings an exciting new future, and probably many, many questions. We are here to help. We’ve created a Metabolic Tips for Parents series of ten short videos to help ease your journey. In each episode, our medical affairs advisor, Rachel
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Happy Summer! We have worked hard to overcome our ingredient supply challenges and are excited to share with you the product updates that are coming over the next few months. The changes will allow us to continue to support you now and for years to come. Below is an overview of the changes by product
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Support for your child from the Early Years and beyond Caring for a little one with a metabolic disorder can be overwhelming. From mixing formula to starting solids, there’s always something new on the horizon. Having access to the right resources will make it easier for you to spend more time exploring and making memories
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We are proud to help raise awareness for PKU (phenylketonuria) during the month of May by sponsoring a Push-Ups for PKU Challenge! Help Us Raise Awareness for PKU From May 1 to 31, Nutricia will donate $10 for each video you post on Facebook or Instagram of you doing (or trying to do!) at least
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