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Best Foods For Renal Diet

Popular Foods for a Kidney-Friendly Diet

Dadvice TV has curated a list of standard foods for a Kidney-Friendly diet in which your goal is to improve your kidney health.  These foods are low phosphorus, low potassium, low sodium and put little stress on the kidneys.  Remember to eat these foods in moderation and follow a balanced diet with foods from all food groups.  For maximum kidney health, it is best to select brands that do not contain artificial ingredients, preservatives, or GMOs.  If you have diabetes, limit carbohydrate portions of starches, fruit, and sweets.  Consult with your doctor or dietitian to customize this list to your specific needs.  Always read labels for added Phosphorus – not all brands are the same.