Your basic ideas about food and nutrition need to be looked at from a new lens if you’re living with a kidney disease. The key is to consume healthy yet small portions of food at smaller intervals. By experimenting with healthy food items you can introduce a variety of nutrients and avoid the ones that are toxic for you. This will in turn create a positive impact on not just your body and lifestyle but in the way you feel.
A creamy tuna salad with celery and onion, perfect for sandwiches or wraps.
Read MoreSavory ground chicken served in crisp romaine lettuce leaves.
Read MoreA classic Filipino noodle dish with rice sticks, vegetables, and proteins.
Read MoreA hearty rice porridge infused with ginger and topped with egg and green onions.
Read MoreSucculent shrimp tossed with pasta in a garlic butter sauce.
Read MoreA refreshing smoothie packed with berries and protein powder.
Read MoreNormal Potassium Value: 3.5 to 5.1 mEq/l
Normal Sodium Value: 135 to 145 mEq/l
Normal Phosphorus Value: 2.5 to 4.5 mg/dl
Urine Output Per Day + 500 ml
High Protein Diet Value: 1.2 to 1.5 g/kg