If you’ve ever wandered down the snack aisle searching for something quick, tasty, and kidney-friendly, you’ve probably noticed how tricky it can be to find the right granola bar. Many popular brands are packed with sodium, phosphorus additives, or more protein than you might need. The good news? With a little know-how, it’s possible to
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Oatmeal is a popular breakfast food that is easy to make, filling, and full of nutritional benefits. However, people with chronic kidney disease will need to keep in mind some additional considerations when choosing a type of oatmeal to buy. Is oatmeal good for kidneys? Yes! Oatmeal can be very kidney friendly. Oatmeal is a
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Wondering about the phosphorus in bacon—or whether bacon is high in potassium? If you have kidney disease, you’ve probably heard that bacon is off-limits. And while it’s true that bacon can be high in sodium and often contains added phosphorus (and sometimes even added potassium), that doesn’t mean you have to give it up entirely.
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If you love pancakes AND have kidney disease, you’re probably wondering if pancakes are good for your kidneys or not? And the answer to that question would be “Usually not”, but if you keep reading, I’ll show you how you can incorporate them into your meal plan in the best possible way. Pancakes and pancake
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Tea is one of the most popular beverages in the world, but if you have kidney disease, you may be wondering: does tea have phosphorus? Does tea have potassium? And are those amounts safe for your kidneys? The good news is that most brewed teas are low in both phosphorus and potassium and can be
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Yogurt is a popular food item in many households. You can eat it on it’s own or use it as an ingredient in a lot of recipes. If you have chronic kidney disease, you may be wondering if you can continue to enjoy yogurt in your daily diet, and the answer to that is….probably, but
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