7 CKD Breakfast Ideas 

Completely agree one says one thing another says opposite. Trust our own intuition to longevity

Right!! One says to eat this, while another says that it is not recommended. The Rockefeller medical system is a scam... they don't want people to live long, healthy lives. They just want people to keep going to their 'professional' doctors who have incentives to push pharmaceutical garbage that gives you more health issues and (may) help with the symptoms... but at a huge cost. It doesn't help that the general consensus for the aspect of what nutrients is in the food stuff is a huge generalization and is just glossed over by many as if that is true. Plants grown in the environment are a key factor to keep things as a normal standard, but when you get produce from other countries and their regulations are subpar or downright toxic... who do you trust? The FDA fails to keep things safe, just look at all the health issues they keep saying is okay, but later (if you are lucky) you find out that it wasn't good for your health... There isn't enough data to show any real substance as everyone's health is at varying levels. No true data is collected and sifted to regulate it better... nothing but a waste of money and time, which is precious and priceless...

Thanks for the kind words!

Yes, however all of those foods can be incorporated into a kidney diet - even those on a potassium restriction. We include meal plans in our course that use many "high potassium" foods, but the overall meal plans are still low in potassium. I also recommend working with a dietitian that specializes in kidney nutrition to help with your specific needs and food preferences!

Banana is to be avoided if you have kidney disease of any kind.

You're welcome!

Awesome! Thank you!

My pleasure 😊

It all depends where the person's e GFR is at. Someone like me, for example, who is at stage 5 cannot have them versus someone with stage 3. It all depends on the person's specific situation.

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I share your confusion !! I also have read that I am supposed to avoid Avocado and Spinach given the high potassium.

I agree, the more RU-vid videos I watch, the more confused we get, sometimes. This advise is contrary to everything the majority say, though! I guess the sensible approach would be to trust your doctor and dietitian.

You can have them every blue moon. Just make sure your potassium is not high or close to high when you do them

It's dependent on your blood work. I run low potassium so those would be ok for me but many need to keep low potassium diet especially if they are on dialysis

No banana or avacado if you want to lower creatinine

Be careful. Her diet is not CKD friendly.

Lot of fruits and cabbage

​@nancymelendez4070 for someone in early ckd without dialysis her diet would be good. Gotta know where you are at and what you need.

Is she in league with the ADA

To my knowledge, that would be a main difference.

Hi - I think you've already found this article, but posting for anyone who happens to see your comment and have the same question: kidneyfoodie.com/best-bread-for-kidney-disease/

Yes

It does not last long. Oatmeal is starchy.

Everyone has unique nutritional needs with CKD. Many people can still enjoy some avocado in a kidney friendly diet.

I agree with you, although every CKD patient’s needs are different, generic advise like this can be harmful to a lot of people.

We include almost all of these breakfasts in the sample meal plans of our CKD + Diabetes course. It really depends on the ingredients you are choosing and what else you pair foods with!

@@kidneyfoodie So what’s the combo?

@@kidneyfoodie this is a generic answer. Doesn’t help me.

@@kidneyfoodie You have given a lot of misinformation

@@kidneyfoodie Folks there’s a lot of misinformation here

I agree with all of your comments. I am very confused

Off topic... BUT I was told... "FRIED and DEEP Fried meat is BAD for people to EAT, BUT FRIED and DEEP FRIED Vegetables were GOOD and even HEALTHY"