Information for those with chronic kidney disease in stages 1-5. Learn about nutrition like phosphorus, potassium, sodium and more.
Could you answer if someone asked you, “why are kidneys important?” When we think about chronic kidney disease, we usually think about the changes in the diet, medications, and yes, dialysis. However, to better understand why such changes are encouraged, it’s helpful to understand exactly why kidneys are important. About the Kidney The kidney is …
PRAL or the potential renal acid load refers to the amount of acid produced when foods are digested. The higher the PRAL, the more acid produced. This also means more work for your kidneys. Those with poor kidney function should consider their PRAL food intake. Learn how different foods can help or hurt your kidneys …
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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!
Even after many years of varying diet trends, the keto diet is still around. Is there a place for the keto diet for kidney disease?
With stage 3, stage 4, transplant or any other stage of kidney disease, there are important factors to consider when it comes to a diet- ketogenic or not.
Let’s dive into what the keto diet for ckd patients is all about!
When you think of the words “minerals and kidney disease” or “electrolytes and kidney disease” what do you think of? Do you just think of sodium, potassium and phosphorus, or do you think about things like calcium, magnesium or selenium? Sodium, potassium and phosphorus are the three main mineral and electrolyte players when it comes …
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