Category Archives: Diet Management
Holiday Fluid Management (Part Two)
In Holiday Fluid Management: Part One we discussed target weight (TW) and interdialytic weight gains (IDWG). In part two, we will discuss ultrafiltration rate (UFR)…
Continue Reading »Holiday Fluid Management (Part One)
It’s the holiday season, the time to celebrate our traditions, even if things are different this year due to the COVID-19 pandemic. These celebrations may…
Continue Reading »What to Eat After Kidney Transplant, Part 2
What to Eat after Kidney Transplant, Part 1, discussed the acute phase after kidney transplant. Now we will go into the long-term phase. In the…
Continue Reading »Food Facts Friday: Winter Squash
Fall is one of my favorite times of the year. I love the color of the changing leaves, the cooler weather, and the anticipation of…
Continue Reading »Food Facts Friday: Pears
High in fiber and rich in taste, pears pack a big punch! With over ten varieties of pears in the United States, these delicious fruits…
Continue Reading »What to Eat after Kidney Transplant, Part 1
People with chronic kidney disease (CKD) and patients on dialysis must follow a special diet. But what happens after a kidney transplant? Is a special…
Continue Reading »Keeping Phosphorus under Control
Fall is suddenly here! This incredible time of year brings memories of time with family and friends, apple and pumpkin picking, and baking and cooking…
Continue Reading »Soup and Salad: A Perfect Combination
A common misconception about the kidney diet is that it is bland and limited. One way you can achieve a varied diet that supports your…
Continue Reading »Food Facts Friday: Artichokes
In a creamy dip, on top of mouthwatering chicken, or mixed into a delicious pasta dish, artichokes are a versatile and tasty kidney-friendly vegetable. Many…
Continue Reading »Today’s Kidney Diet: Salads & Soups Cookbook is Ready!
The newest Today’s Kidney Diet: Salads and Soups cookbook is ready to download. This cookbook has a great combination of fresh salads and favorite soups….
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