Kidney Kitchen: Here Are Some Low-Potassium Food options to Keep Your Kidneys Healthy 

It doesn’t. Doing an alkaline very low protein diet does 😊 this is normal in other countries for treated kidney patients to bring back kidney function. However, this is not being used in the US 🤨

Would you tell us what do u eat pls. It's very baffling..what to have exactly for the 3 meals with high potassium and high blood pressure?😥

@@tamtamtamtam340 it depends on your level of Kidney function

Yer same.

And sour cream..

Tomatoes, tom juice and passata are high in potassium, I heard Oranges and mandarins are ok, as long as they are small, many websites have differnt lists so it is very confusing, I just started my low potassium died and everything says "eat this, and don't eat that" but look somewhere else and some of the don'ts are in the "do's".. I will have to get a dietitian I think.

@@ZeliardFTW Good luck. My client only got a print out. When asked for more help on meal planning with recipes for dialysis, they said dialysis cookbooks. They are mostly before dialysis and have bad items, multiple servings. On top, they keep getting items crossed off the can eat list. It's a nightmare.

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Not if u have high potassium issues

Hi Ashok! Everyone's kidney diet needs are different. A dietitian will go through your needs with you, including how much protein intake you should have. More information can be found on our Kidney Community Kitchen website: www.kidneycommunitykitchen.ca/dietinformation/renalfaqs/

I totally and wholeheartedly agree.

@@sunnymagnuson1809 I had a renal dietician help me lose 55 lbs.

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EGG whites and vegetables in it... stinging nettle . Dandelions and horsetail TEAs and they have cauliflower hash browns. EGG whites muffins are good. Praying for his healing. 🙏

@@yvonneoliver4564 thank you for sharing!👍🏻👍🏻💗

Its more important to not give him SUGAR, STARCHY FOODS, GRAINS or SEED OILS. This includes but is not limited to, Bread, Pasta, Crackers, Oranges, Banana, Watermelon, Potatoes, Canola, Honey, Rapeseed, Sunflower oil, refined Olive Oil (labeled just light, pure or plain Olive Oil), Oats (all grains are bad). No processed foods or fast-food. Because we have gone past a threshold we are now left at a point where we need to limit Fruits and sugar laden "natural" foods. Breakfast is 4 WHOLE EGGS done any style in real butter or REAL Extra Virgin Olive Oil (like Cobram brand) and an avocado (chop it up and add a dash of real Himalayan salt) or pepper. This is approximately 500 nutritious calories. This is only a general guideline but a person needs around 2000 calories per day but this depends on activity etc. If your dad is at a early 1, 2 or 3 CKD stage you must cut out all sugar. Stage 4 and 5 have different requirements but still Sugar must be cut out at all costs. It is what has caused the issue in the first place. Unless he has a genuine autoimmune condition. It would be wise to invest in a Blood Sugar Monitor and do a test in the morning, and 2 hours after meals. Safe levels in the morning are generally 6 mmol/l, 108 mg/dl and this after a meal. Your dads will likely not be this unless hes taking a blood sugar lowering med. Dont worry it can get to this point without meds, it takes time and research. I would suggest having 3 complete meals a day and not snacking or if he does want to snack eat the snacks with the meals. A hand full of Walnuts is an example of a snack even with the antinutrients it possesses. I dont know what medications they have your dad on but these will also have to taken into considerarion. Statins, Diuretics, Insulin, Blood Pressure Tablets, . This will complicate things because you need to monitor certain things like blood sugar, blood pressure. The doctor will be monitoring GFR. ru-vid.com/show-UCmKsQWqGmDPIWgrVqGYbc3w ru-vid.com ru-vid.com I would read the Keto things suggested and maybe Carnivore diet only. But at this stage Healthy Keto-like is fine.

It's not. She lost me when she mentioned beef. I stopped listening to her. If thats what they're teaching young renal dieticians nowadays, they should get their money back from the institute. Beef is high in Potassium, as is chicken (not as much as beef) and fish. This chick is trashed.

Eat them all fuktard

or salad with tomato.

No tomato in any form

Your right, nothing that has tomatoes

Yes but No to much

I was told - meat the size of the palm of your hand is ok to eat per day.

Yes ground beef especially has a higher potassium level. However beef cubes are way lower, and much better for you,

Really??

Every one has different rules it seems. I haven't heard anything about "twice a month".

No they aren’t

@@MN02319 my dialysis nurse said they are.. I've been given wrong information. Thanks

Sad to say that these nurses are misinformed with a lot

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5 years ago my kidney function was down to 9% and doc said dialysis was inevitable. I started eating primarily brown and white rice, low potassium veggies and fruits, avoiding all meats/dairy as much as possible. My kidney function has stayed between 15-19% over the last five years--no dialysis yet. (The messages are always so confusing when it comes to online dieticians/videos--"Don't eat meat. Avoid high potassium foods"--here are some great kidney friendly recipes including burgers, steak and spare ribs...

I was told "no brown rice" white rice is ok but not brown. This was info from the my local dialysis center. They held a seminar on foods to eat for ckd patients.

@@lynnfendlason4277 - what did you eat to avoid becoming anemic? We need some protein to keep up our strength.. Beans are not allowed because of potassium. (congratulations on your sucess)

@@grandmajane2593 I was fortunate in that as long as I avoided tomatoes potatoes brown rice and other high potassium foods I could eat a serving or two of black-eyed peas each week and I never had a problem with being anemic.

@@lynnfendlason4277 - I'm glad to hear that. I'd love to have a dish of black-eyed peas. (of course we know a serving is probably 1/2 cup, ha ha.) In my younger days I was known to eat a whole can of black-eyed peas!