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  • Egg Fu Yung with Pork

    Renal dietitian Elaine shares her kidney-friendly version of Egg Fu yung. Much lower in sodium than the take-out version but still full of flavor.

  • Palacsinta (Dessert Pancakes)

    For your next dessert experiment, try the kidney-friendly recipe for Palacsinta (Dessert Pancakes). DaVita renal dietitian Anne from Pennsylvania shares her family recipe for Palacsinta which she’s adapted to be more heart-healthy and kidney-friendly. Palacsinta are Hungarian pancakes similar to crepes, and ours are made from flour, sugar, salt, eggs and non-dairy creamer.

  • Eating Out on the Dialysis Diet

    People with chronic kidney disease (CKD) on the dialysis diet or renal diet can enjoy eating out if they make smart choices that limit sodium,potassium and phosphorus and take their phosphorus binders as prescribed by their nephrologist.

  • Other Ways to Say "Calcium"

    DaVita dietitians identify the many foods that can be hidden sources of calcium.

  • A DaVita Dietitian’s Top 15 Healthy Foods for People with Kidney Disease

    By DaVita dietitian Sara Colman, RD, CSR, CDE Researchers are discovering more and more links between chronic diseases, inflammation and certain whole foods that may prevent or protect against undesirable fatty acid oxidation, a condition that occurs when the oxygen in your body reacts with fats in your blood and your cells. Oxidation is a normal process […]

  • Milk Alternatives for People with Chronic Kidney Disease

    People with chronic kidney disease (CKD) are told that dairy-based milk is not good for their health condition. Learn about milk alternatives for the kidney diet.

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  • Breakfast Anyone?

    Eating breakfast can have many positive effects on your health and well-being. In fact, studies show that overall diet quality is better among people who eat breakfast. Start your day off with a healthy blend of protein, fat and carbohydrates (mainly from whole foods) to help stabilize your blood sugar and reach protein, nutrient and […]

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  • Can My Family Eat Foods Made for the Kidney Diet?

    Kidney diets are prescribed for people with kidney disease and those on dialysis. So can the entire family eat foods made for the kidney diet? Learn more about kidney-friendly foods for the family.

  • 10 Antioxidant Foods for the Kidney Diet

    Discover 10 antioxidant foods for the kidney diet.

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  • Kidney-Friendly Foods from the Pacific Northwest

    Taste the kidney-friendly foods of the Pacific Northwest from DaVita dietitian Brenda.

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