Category Archives: Diet Management
Kidney-Friendly Thanksgiving Shopping Tips
The smell of the plump, juicy turkey roasting in the oven. The sound of family and friends gathered for a homemade feast. It’s Thanksgiving shopping…
Continue Reading »Managing Diabetes and Kidney Diets: Mealtime Suggestions
Uncontrolled diabetes can be dangerous, especially for the kidneys. The kidneys can be damaged by high blood sugar levels. This damage is permanent and can…
Continue Reading »Food Facts Friday: Pumpkins
Autumn is upon us with beautiful vibrant colored leaves and the crisp fall air. This is the season for pumpkins, and the warm comforting smell…
Continue Reading »Home Dialysis May Offer More Flexible Kidney Diet
Choosing home dialysis often means a more flexible kidney diet. This is because home dialysis therapies are performed more frequently than in-center hemodialysis therapy. Peritoneal…
Continue Reading »Peritoneal Dialysis: Need more Potassium?
When it comes to kidney disease, there are a lot of “P” words which have specific nutrition recommendations . . . protein, phosphorus, potassium ….
Continue Reading »Making Meal Prep Work for You
If you’re a fan of using food blogs or social media to find recipes, it’s likely you’ve come across the idea of meal prep. What…
Continue Reading »Kidney-Friendly Pizza for National Cheese Pizza Day
The start of September typically means fall is just around the corner. The weather starts to get cooler and the leaves begin to change. Before…
Continue Reading »Labor Day Recipes to Send off Summer
Labor Day is a holiday most American’s celebrate by not working if possible. This day marks summer coming to an end and the next school…
Continue Reading »Food Facts Friday: Cottage Cheese
Cottage cheese is thought to be the first cheese to be made in America. It has become more popular recently as a lower calorie and…
Continue Reading »Secrets for Success: Renal Diet Tips from Patients
Years ago, when I started working in dialysis, one of the first people I had the pleasure to meet was a gentleman who had been…
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