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...
The holidays can be an exciting time filled with celebrations and food. But you may also be wondering how you can stay on track with your nutrition habits during this busy time. In this month’s blog, Emily Campbell, a registered dietitian, reviews strategies for navigating the holidays with PKD.
Registered Dietician Emily Campbell demonstrated this delicious and PKD-friendly Kale and Chickpea Caesar Salad recipe at our 2023 PKD Summit on November 17, 2023. Make the recipe yourself with these ingredients and instructions.
In this month’s blog post, Emily Campbell, a registered dietitian, writes about sugars and PKD. November is Diabetes Awareness Month, so what better way than to think about sugar sources and the connection with PKD?
So, it is time for your annual lab test and to see your healthcare team. Does getting your labs done seem overwhelming and frustrating, trying to figure out what each value means? In this month’s blog post, Emily Campbell, registered dietitian, breaks down common labs your healthcare team may be...
You’ve probably heard the word “oxalates” before. But what are they and is it important with PKD? This month, Emily Campbell registered dietitian shares strategies for managing your PKD through nutrition including a deep dive into oxalates and kidney stones with PKD.
Kidney nutrition isn’t one-size-fits-all. PKD has its own nutrition needs, and the guidance is still emerging. Let’s take a closer look.
Fluids do more than quench thirst. With PKD, drinking enough can help protect your kidneys. Here’s why it matters, and how to get it right.