As kidney function drops in Chronic Kidney Disease (CKD) patients they may notice that protein foods, such as eggs begin to lose their appeal and sometimes can even taste funny. However, the dialysis provider, DaVita, notes that CKD patients need "calories and quality protein" to feel their best. Chock-full of protein, eggs are a quick and easy way for people with CKD to get their daily fill. In fact a previous study found that phosphorus levels declined in CKD patients, specifically those on dialysis, who ate egg whites instead of meat for one meal a day.
Cranberries carry an extract that when given to tested subjects was proven to help them live 25% longer than those that were not tested. Even better news, middle-aged and older studied groups lived 30% longer. Researchers believe that these findings are transferable to the general population and regular consumption of cranberries can improve an individual's life span.
Another type of berry; blueberries also made the list because studies have found that this tart treat was responsible for reducing your risk of death by as much as 30%. Blueberries are high in antioxidants which increase energy, strengthen the immune system and improve weight lose. They are also rich in polyphenols which help to minimize cardiovascular risk and cancer; both of which are highly prevalent in the CKD community.
Telomeres are the ends of your chromosomes (basic building blocks of life) that shrink overtime. The smaller these Telomeres become, the more your body will begin to breakdown, most clearly expressed by "aging." By eating baked, grilled, or smoked salmon, CKD and Diabetic patients can load-up on its rich omega-3 which could help preserve their telomeres, and slow down the aging process according to an Ohio State University study. By protecting the shrinking of your Telomeres, you will also reduce your risk of acquiring cancer.
So that concludes this article on a CKD Diet. We hope to have provided you with the information you are looking for. The main thing is to always consult with your doctor or nutritionist, as they will be able to tell you exactly what you should be eating on a daily basis. They can take into consideration the stage of your kidney disease and also your own physical size and shape. So it’s always best to seek their advice and not just take things into your own hands.
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