Common Questions Answered

Does having kidney disease mean giving up your morning ritual? Is there anything different you need to focus on with your cup o’ joe? Find out if coffee can still be a part of your routine even with kidney disease!

If you’ve been eyeing that fruit bottle of Hint Water and wondering if it’s secretly hard on your kidneys, you’re not alone. Questions like this pop up because anything that tastes good and appears healthy often sparks suspicion. Let’s clear this up with the facts. This blog article is not sponsored or endorsed by Hint

When it comes to kidney health, not all fats are created equal. Oils play an important role in the diet, providing energy, supporting hormone production, and helping the body absorb essential fat-soluble vitamins like A, D, E, and K. For people living with chronic kidney disease (CKD), choosing the right type of oil can make

Pumpkin season is here! Wondering if it’s safe for you to enjoy if you have chronic kidney disease? I’ll provide what you should and shouldn’t have, and why!

Having CKD means having a full schedule, and that often means being out of the house for the whole day. So what if you can’t avoid stopping for a quick bite? Instead of choosing something that may harm you, pick one of these options to help you keep feeling your best.

Eggs can be an affordable, protein- and nutrient-rich food to include in a healthy diet. However, kidney patients often get confusing and conflicting information as to if they can have eggs or not. In this article, we will review the nutrition in eggs relevant to kidney patients, health considerations, and other options if eggs are