If you are living with kidney disease at stages 3 or 4, snacks can be a healthy, beneficial part of your day. Not all snacks are created equal, however; you'll
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One of the most important factors in managing CKD is following a low-protein diet. A low-protein diet can help to reduce the workload on the kidneys, slow the progression of
By now, you already know that sodium is an important mineral and electrolyte in the human body. It needs sodium in order to regulate blood volume and blood pressure. In
The population of Europe is equal to the number of persons who have Chronic Kidney Disease (CKD), which affects about 700 million people worldwide. Early on, it is a silent
A healthy kidney-friendly diet can be supported by snacking in between meals. So even if you have chronic renal disease, you can still eat snacks, sweets, and even side dishes
When diagnosed with CKD Stage 4, your kidney diet should help reduce your symptoms as well as maintain an appropriate amount of your daily nutrient intake to prevent malnutrition and