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Jan 3, 20263 min
Do I need to start a gluten free diet for igA nephropathy?
If you’ve been scrolling through kidney health forums or searching for IgA Nephropathy (IgAN) diet  advice, you have likely seen the "gluten-free" debate. Some claim it’s a game-changer for Berger’s Disease , while others find it unnecessary. As a renal dietitian  running an online telehealth clinic in Australia, I help patients navigate these exact questions. Let’s look at the science behind gluten and kidney disease  to see if a gluten-free diet is actually evidence-based for your kidneys....

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Dec 30, 20254 min
Reducing Sodium for Kidney Disease Management: Low-Sodium Diet Tips
This blog appears in our Chinese edition. 慢性腎臟病 為什麼需要注意鹽分攝取呢 如何降低钠摄入量 . Living with kidney disease means paying close attention to what goes on your plate. One of the most important things to watch is your sodium intake. Too much salt can make your kidneys work harder and worsen your condition. But how do you actually reduce sodium without feeling like you’re missing out on flavour? Let’s explore some practical, easy-to-follow low-sodium diet tips that can help you manage kidney disease...

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Dec 27, 20252 min
Simply Sea Salt & Cracked Pepper 25% Less Fat Potato Chips 120g Review
Nutrition Overview Nutrition per 100ml: Energy: 2030 kJ (483 kcal) Protein: 8.2 g Fat: 22.3 g (of which saturates: 1.5 g) Carbohydrates: 60.9 g (of which sugars: 2.3 g) Sodium: 264 mg Potassium: 1783 mg Ingredients Breakdown Potatoes (74%) Canola Oil Whey Powder (Milk) Maltodextrin Salt Mineral Salt (Potassium Chloride) Sugar Spices (Black Pepper, Chilli) Yeast & Yeast Extracts Vinegar Powder Soy Protein Food Acids (Lactic Acid, Citric Acid) Onion Powder Natural Flavours Antioxidants...

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