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What can I eat for kidney condition?
Consult with a Specialised Kidney Dietitian today. 

A very common question I get is, *"What can I eat for my kidneys?"* I know that navigating nutrition for chronic kidney disease (CKD) or after a transplant can feel overwhelming—and that’s exactly where professional guidance makes all the difference.

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As a highly experienced renal dietitian who previously served as the Senior Renal Dietitian at Liverpool Hospital, I provide clear, individualised nutrition advice and therapy for kidney health. Every plan I create is tailored to your specific stage of kidney disease and, most importantly, to your personal situation. A kidney-friendly eating plan, when designed around you, can play an important role in slowing the progression of CKD, managing symptoms and complications, protecting remaining kidney function, and supporting your overall quality of life.

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Rather than putting you on a restrictive "kidney diet," I work with you to develop a practical, sustainable eating plan that supports your kidney health while still allowing you to enjoy the foods you love.

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I support clients managing:

- Chronic Kidney Disease (Stages 2–4)  
- Kidney disease from Type 2 diabetes  
- Kidney disease from high blood pressure  
- Polycystic Kidney Disease (PKD)  
- Glomerulonephritis  
- IgA Nephropathy  
- Nephrotic Syndrome  
- Kidney stones  
- Other kidney conditions  
- Kidney carcinoma after nephrotomy 
- Post-transplant care  

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Heart health is also addressed as part of your overall renal nutritional care, because I believe in supporting your whole wellbeing—not just your kidneys.

SC Nutrition ABN 41 009 192 602

Medicare Provider Number 2567745X

 

CONTACT US

P:  0491 681 195

F: 02 8530 7905

E: info@shirleychandietitian.com.au​

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