In this month’s blog post, registered dietitian and certified diabetes educator Emily Campbell shares tips on how to build a positive relationship with food and create healthy, long-lasting eating habits for people living with PKD.
Do you ever find yourself wondering, “What’s for dinner?” This month, registered dietician and certified diabetes educator Emily Campbell dives into meal planning, and how you can use meal planning strategies to help manage PKD.
Living with PKD and worried about kidney stones? Emily Campbell, a registered dietitian, shares vital tips to reduce your risk through nutrition. Learn how hydration, specific foods, and key nutrients can help prevent stones and protect your kidney health. Empower yourself today!
As the weather heats up, staying hydrated is top-of-mind for everyone - especially PKD patients! In this blog we've collected all of our kidney-friendly beverage recipes and hydration tips for PKD. Here's to summer!
This time of year is filled with celebrations, which often include food. You may be wondering how to manage your PKD and still attend these events. In this month’s blog, registered dietitian and certified diabetes educator Emily Campbell will review some things to consider, and foods you can include in...
Nutrition plays an important role with polycystic kidney disease (PKD), as well as for overall health. Regardless of how long you have been living with PKD, we are always looking for foods to include in our diet. In this month’s blog by registered dietitian and certified diabetes educator Emily Campbell,...
What is the "gut-kidney axis," and why is it important with PKD? In this month’s nutrition blog, registered dietitian Emily Campbell reviews what the "gut-kidney axis" is, and foods to include in your diet with PKD.
Wondering what to eat for the health of your kidneys – and why it matters? You’re not alone. That’s why we created Love Your Kidneys – Canada’s first-ever nutrition guide made just for people living with polycystic kidney disease (PKD). Written by kidney experts, this friendly and practical booklet helps...
Have you ever wondered how to make a recipe more kidney-friendly? Look no further; we’ve got you covered. In this month’s blog, registered dietitian Emily Campbell reviews how to modify recipes for polycystic kidney disease and kidney health.
In this month’s blog, Emily Campbell, a registered dietitian, dives into the facts about fats and PKD. Not all sources of dietary fat are considered equal. And some can increase cholesterol levels, which leads to cardiovascular disease. Cardiovascular disease is common with PKD, so protecting the heart and kidneys is...