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What you eat and drink counts
Kidney-friendly foods can help you feel better—and slow the progression of CKD. 
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Small changes pay off 
  • Moderate protein intake
  • Choose fresh foods
  • Use herbs & spices for flavor
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You can do this!
It’s a lifestyle, not a diet. You can still eat the things you love in moderation.

3 steps to take next

 
  1. Make a kidney-friendly eating plan—Work with your doctor to understand which foods and drinks to choose in order to best support your kidney health.
  1. Learn to read food labels—This will help you manage potassium, avoid salt, and limit phosphorus (PHOS), which are nutrients that could impact your kidneys.
  1. Explore kidney friendly recipes—Discover a variety of delicious dishes to satisfy any kind of craving. Be sure to follow the portion sizes recommended by your care team.