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Caribbean: Protein and the Kidney Diet

Introduction Why is protein important? How much protein should I have? Sources of Animal Protein: Sources of Plant Protein Best changes to lower prote...

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Superfoods

Explore kidney-friendly superfoods: discover new recipes, enjoy healthy twists on favorites, and make every meal nutritious for your kidney health.

Prevention, daily life, and wellbeing,

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Citrus

Citrus fruits are superfoods high in vitamin C and pectin. Monitor potassium intake with CKD, consult your dietitian for safe citrus consumption.

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Fruits and vegetables

Açai Berries

Açai berries are rich in antioxidants and may support heart health. They are suitable for CKD and dialysis patients, but monitor potassium intake. Con...

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Food and drink,

Fruits and vegetables

Eggs

Eggs provide high-quality protein and essential nutrients. They‚Äôre low in sodium and potassium but contain phosphorus. Safe to eat with kidney disea...

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Shellfish

Shellfish like crab, lobster, and shrimp are rich in protein, iron, and omega-3s. They‚Äôre low in calories but high in cholesterol. Safe to eat with ...

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Cherries

Cherries, available fresh, frozen, or dried, add flavor to many dishes. They're high in vitamin C, fiber, and antioxidants. Sweet cherries are hi...

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Fruits and vegetables

Yogurt

Yogurt is a creamy dairy product made by fermenting milk. It can be plain, mixed with fruit, in smoothies, or dips. Types include Greek and plant-base...

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Flax and Chia Seeds

Flax and chia seeds are nutrient-rich and available year-round. Store them in a sealed container in the freezer to prevent spoilage. Enjoy them in cer...

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6 Foods with Added Sugar that Will Surprise You

Americans eat a day around 17 teaspoons of added sugar a day, about 5 teaspoons more than recommended. Check out six sneaky sugar-filled foods to look...

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Diseases and conditions,

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Sugar and sugar substitutes