Tag Archives: Potassium
Dialysis Diet to Match Your Treatment Type
There is actually no single dialysis diet. Actually there are several different dialysis diets. Today, more than ever there are treatment options for people who…
Continue Reading »Sizzling Summer Picnic and Barbeque Ideas
Summer is in full swing! The sunny days and warm nights make this time of year perfect for outdoor activities, picnics, barbeques and cookouts. Knowing…
Continue Reading »Fighting Phosphorus with Kidney-Friendly Mac & Cheese Recipes
Macaroni and cheese is a family favorite! It is a comfort food that many have grown up on, and continues to be a go-to food….
Continue Reading »Vitamin K and Potassium (K+)
Patients who take certain blood thinning medications are told to limit foods high in vitamin K. In addition, kidney patients may be on a high…
Continue Reading »Potassium and Peritoneal Dialysis: Avocado and Tomato Please
Imagine this scenario. You are a fairly new dialysis patient who recently finished training for peritoneal dialysis (PD).You have started doing treatments in the comfort…
Continue Reading »Putting Potatoes Back in Your Low Potassium Diet
Potatoes are a favorite staple in many diets and for many occasions. Warm mashed potatoes and gravy is a must on Thanksgiving, and a summer…
Continue Reading »Dark Chocolate: Heart Healthful, Dialysis Friendly?
February brings Heart Health Month and Valentine’s Day. Chocolate is one sweet temptation associated with both. Often, dialysis patients are told to stay clear of…
Continue Reading »Kidney Diet Tips: Pumpkin and Kidney Diets
Revisiting this post from 2013 and wanted to share with you again. Yesterday a farmer friend delivered a fresh pumpkin to my mom’s front porch….
Continue Reading »Summer Potassium Control
By guest blogger DaVita Dietitian Daniel Solomon, RD, LDN Summer time reminds us of picnics, cookouts, festivals, visits to the beach, traveling, and more. Food…
Continue Reading »Kidney Diet Tip: Choosing the Best Milk Substitute
Cow’s milk is naturally high in protein and minerals. An 8-ounce cup of 1% low fat milk contains 8 grams protein, 366 mg potassium, 232…
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