Information for those with chronic kidney disease in stages 1-5. Learn about nutrition like phosphorus, potassium, sodium and more.
Cleansing the kidneys has become a hot topic. Many herbs, supplements, foods, and drinks promise to make you feel great. But before you start looking for kidney cleansing herbs, learn if there is any truth to these “best” kidney detoxes and if it is even possible to naturally cleanse kidneys for improved health. What Is …
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Vitamin A is an essential nutrient for all living things. It provides vision, supports the immune system, and helps create protective barriers. However, some people with kidney disease are restricted in their intake of vitamin A to prevent further damage to the kidneys. This blog post will explain what vitamin A does in your body, …
There are a ton of resources of holiday recipes for a renal diet online. But how do you know if they’re good? Are the recipes safe? Are they for chronic kidney disease or for dialysis? In this article, we’ll review some free recipes for a renal diet and how they stack up in the competition. …
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As the holidays approach, you may be wondering if a kidney-friendly Thanksgiving exists. With the large portions, high potassium sides, and shocking sodium loads, it can be challenging. But, if you take the time to learn and plan ahead, you can enjoy a kidney-friendly Thanksgiving without sacrifice. You may even feel better afterward because of …
Potatoes are high in potassium, but they can be modified so that you limit the potassium you need to stay healthy. This article will discuss how to make low potassium potatoes for those following a low potassium renal diet. Potassium in the Renal Diet The low potassium renal diet, also known as the low K …
Potassium and Potatoes: How to Lower Potassium Content by Half! Read More »