On A Pre-Dialysis Diet, You May Need To Eat On The Go What does that mean, eat on the go? A pre-dialysis diet requires that you follow certain restrictions and limit your intake of certain types of foods. Namely salty foods and foods high in protein. That will pose a challenge to you as you […]
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Diet For Kidney Failure Stage 4
What Diet Should I Follow For Stage 4 Kidney Disease? Keep reading to find out more about the recommended stage 4 kidney diet! The stages of kidney failure designate the level of damage to kidney. Staging can also signify the relative kidney function. Patients with the 4th stage renal failure condition more often than […]
Dairy Products and the Pre-Dialysis Diet: Which Ones and How Much?
Is Dairy No Longer An Option Now That I Have Kidney Failure?-Dairy products and the pre-dialysis diet Individuals with kidney disease should be careful with dairy products, since many contain large amounts of phosphorous. Diseased kidneys have difficulty processing phosphorous, and high levels can speed the loss of kidney function, as well as cause blood […]
Nutrition Bars You Can Eat On A Renal Diet
A nutrition bar is a transportable quick meal or snack that you can eat and provide a lot of your nutrition in a small portable size. But if you have kidney disease, a lot of the meal bars can be downright bad for your health. They may contain extensive amounts of protein, sugar, or salt. […]
Create Your Own Kidney Diet Plan Book Is Released!
Sorry for the delay in letting you know about this, but I have been working on another book that I know will be super duper helpful to you. You – those people who find it difficult to understand about working on a kidney diet and those who know you can do it yourself. I am […]
Did You Know That 30% Of People With Diabetes Will Develop Kidney Disease?
The other day, November 14th, was World Diabetes Day, and I saw a really neat infographic from the IDF – Diabetes Prevalence In The World “Diabetes is running at record levels worldwide and half the people estimated to have the disease are, as yet, undiagnosed, according to a report on Wednesday. The number of people […]
Monitoring Your Blood Pressure On A Renal Diet
If you need to monitor your blood pressure at home because your doctor wants a more clear record of your highs and lows, you should know a few things about how to accurately measure with a home device. When you measure at home, it can be different than what the nurse does at your doctor’s […]
Low Phosphorus Diets Help With Pre-Dialysis Kidney Disease
Phosphorus can be a major concern in a kidney diet – here are some tips to reduce your consumption of high phosphorus foods!
How a Renal Pre-Dialysis Diet Is Going To Help You
Now that you have a good idea what a renal predialysis diagnosis means (from kidney diet meals), what do you need to do about it? I know that you are worried and maybe nervous about what a kidney diet diagnosis means in addition to you worrying about it progressing into dialysis. You can stop the […]
A Low Phosphorus Diet is Important For Pre-Dialysis Kidney Disease
Why Do You Need To Follow A Low Phosphorus Diet? A Low Phosphorus Diet together with a Pre-Dialysis Diet, is a crucial part of treating chronic kidney failure. Research has shown that a low phosphorus renal diet can significantly slow down the deterioration of kidney functions. Your diet will also affect how you feel and […]
The Kidney Disease Diet Can Be Complicated
What is A Kidney Disease Diet For? Chronic kidney disease is the progressive loss of renal function over a period of time causing increase in blood serum creatinine levels. High creatinine levels are due to decreased capability of kidneys to excrete metabolic waste products because of reduced glomerular filtration rate[GFR]. The chronic kidney disease is […]
A Chronic Renal Failure Meal Plan Is Important in Pre-Dialysis Kidney Disease
What Can Help You Control Your Chronic Renal Failure Meal Plan Diet? A chronic renal failure meal plan can comfort and may reduce the complications that are part of kidney disease disorders. Some of those complications are swelling, high blood pressure and fatigue. Chronic conditions are not curable but they are manageable with a chronic […]
