Chronic Kidney Disease

How We Can Help with Chronic Kidney Disease

Discover

What foods to eat to prevent the progression of kidney disease
What foods will help improve your blood work
How nutrition can hep you manage chronic kidney disease

Skills

Navigate the complexities of the “kidney diet” as it relates to sodium, potassium, phosphorus, and protein
Learn how to successfully meal plan for optimal kidney health

Outcomes

Feel confident in choosing food choices, both at home and out to eat
Learn how to manage a dual diagnosis of kidney disease and diabetes
Prevent reoccurring kidney stones

Happy Clients

“I was made to feel comfortable. She was easy to talk to and she listened. I really appreciate her explaining how to best manage my meals so that I can find balance. I have been making small changes that will have a big impact – thanks again.”

“Kaitlin was great, answering my endless questions and really listening to my thoughts. Can’t wait for the next meeting.”

“My visit went very well, Kaitlin provided me with a lot of insightful information and was able to make me feel better about my current health.”

Tools

Testing

Lifestyle Testing
Vitamin and Mineral Deficiency Testing

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Phosphorus and Kidney Disease

by Kaitlin Williams Eckstein MPH, RDN, LDN | Last updated Aug 12, 2024 | Published on Jul 10, 2017 | Chronic Kidney Disease

Phosphorus and Kidney Disease If you have kidney disease, you may have heard at some point that it’s important to reduce the intake of foods that are high in phosphorus like meat, beans, nuts, dairy, and whole grains. That's a lot of food to worry about! Well, I would...

Eating with Potassium Restrictions for Kidney Health

by Kaitlin Williams Eckstein MPH, RDN, LDN | Last updated Aug 12, 2024 | Published on Feb 15, 2016 | Chronic Kidney Disease

If you have chronic kidney disease (CKD) and your nephrologist has told you to limit your potassium intake, more than likely you have been told to limit bananas, potatoes, orange juice, and tomatoes. These foods can be very difficult to cut out since they are so...

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