Author name: Emily Campbell, RD CDE MScFN

Emily Campbell, RD CDE MScFN is a Registered Dietitian and Certified Diabetes Educator. She specializes in renal nutrition helping those with chronic kidney disease. Emily holds a Master's degree in Foods and Nutrition and is a co-chair of the Southern Ontario Canadian Association of Nephrology Dietitians.

Blueberries and chronic kidney disease: the berry that does it all

Blueberries are small, vibrant berries with a deep blue-purple hue and a naturally sweet yet tart flavour. Popular in everything from baked goods and smoothies to sauces and snacks, they are a versatile fruit loved around the world. Major blueberry producers include the United States, Canada, Peru, Chile, and Mexico where growing conditions offer ample

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Sandwich for CKD Patients: Kidney-Friendly Strategies for Eating Out at Sandwich Shops

Eating out can feel tricky when managing kidney health, especially at popular sandwich chains like Subway or Firehouse Subs. But the good news? Since you get to customize your toppings, you can enjoy a delicious sub without compromising your kidneys! Choose fresh veggies, lean proteins, and reduce salt to keep it tasty and kidney-friendly. This

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Anti inflammatory diet for kidney disease

Chronic inflammation is a major contributor to a variety of health issues, including kidney disease. While drugs and medical treatments are crucial, lifestyle choices, particularly nutrition, can have significant effects on inflammation levels in the body. The anti-inflammatory diet is a growing trend that stresses complete, nutrient-dense meals to help reduce inflammation. But how does

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Best oil for kidney disease

When managing chronic kidney disease (CKD), dietary choices can play a powerful role in protecting kidney function and supporting overall health—especially when it comes to fats and oils. While some fats can increase inflammation and cardiovascular risk, others offer protective benefits, including supporting heart health, reducing inflammation, and improving nutrient absorption. Let’s explore which oils

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