When you already have kidney disease, how you eat makes a huge difference. Read more to learn the some great nutrition tips for kidney disease in all the different stages.
In this article, we will look at why chronic kidney disease and hypertension are related, and how we can manage these conditions to improve our health.
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When we have chronic kidney disease, we might need to reduce phosphorus intake. Read on to find out the most common sources of phosphorus in our diets!
High blood pressure causes kidney damage, and vice versa. If you have high blood pressure, measuring your blood pressure twice daily is recommended.
The kidneys are also fragile and complex, making your nutritional needs and diet restrictions vary from one week to the next. Click to learn some great nutrition tips!
When we have a condition that is new or causing us pain, we may find supplements that claim to help. From the perspective of kidney disease, there are no herbal supplements that are safe.
