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Best Salt for CKD

Best Salt for Kidneys: A Dietitian’s Take

For people with chronic kidney disease (CKD), one of the first pieces of advice is to “cut back on salt.” That’s partly true—guidelines recommend limiting sodium to 2,300 mg per day or less. But the main problem isn’t the salt shaker at home—it’s the sodium hidden in processed foods, takeout, and restaurant meals. If you

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Low Sodium Veggie Burgers for CKD

For a variety of reasons, plant based proteins are becoming more and more popular. In this article, we talk about why plant protein can be a good option for people with kidney disease and also list out the most kidney friendly veggie burgers and other frozen plant based protein options. Is plant based protein good

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Is Popcorn High in Potassium? And More…from a Kidney Dietitian

Is popcorn high in potassium? It’s a common question, but not the only one you should be asking. When it comes to kidney-friendly snacking, sodium, phosphorus, and blood sugar matter too—and popcorn checks some boxes better than others. Is popcorn high in potassium? Popcorn is not considered a high potassium food. One ounce of popcorn

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Is Peanut Butter Good for Kidney Disease?

Peanut butter is popular pantry staple in many homes, and many people with CKD are confused as to whether or not peanut butter is good for kidney disease, if peanut butter is high in potassium, etc. In this article, I’m going to answer some of the most common questions about peanut butter and share my

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