Confused about nutrition for CKD?
Hi there! I am Emily Campbell, Registered Dietitian and Certified Diabetes Educator. My team and I help those living with chronic kidney disease overcome the confusing wold of nutrition to preserve their kidney function.
WHAT WE DO
AT KIDNEY NUTRITION
We Help Those With Chronic Kidney Disease
Who are overwhelmed by the amount of information online feel empowered to choose foods to preserve their kidney function.
Who are confused about what foods they CAN eat with chronic kidney disease and want to feel confident planning meals.
Who are looking for support to preserve their kidney function and gain the knowledge and tolls to continue living a healthy lifestyle.
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Complications Of Chronic Kidney Disease
A complication is an additional medical condition, problem, or issue that arises as a result of, or in conjunction with, an existing disease, disorder, injury, or medical treatment. Complications can occur in various medical contexts and may impact the course, severity, or management of a primary condition. There are some complications of chronic kidney disease…
The Best Fish For Kidney Disease: Featuring Cod
Cod, a white fish with firm flesh, thrives in the cold waters of the Atlantic and Pacific Oceans. Renowned for its gentle taste and robust, flaky consistency, it is a preferred selection for dishes such as fish and chips, fish tacos, and fish stews, among an array of other recipes. This is one of the…
Kidney Friendly Beans
Plant-based proteins are protein sources derived from plants, as opposed to animal-based sources like meat, dairy, and eggs. Proteins are vital for building and repairing tissues, supporting immune function, and maintaining various bodily processes. Plant-based protein (like kidney friendly beans) options offer a range of nutrients and are often lower in saturated fats compared to…