Charles phillip granere’s advice on healthy diet

Generaly, all doctors recommend low-protein, low-salt-free diet for people with chronic renal failure. But few people know why, they just know that they should avoid high protein foods, every people with this disease can not get enough of nutritions. Next let us take a look CKD why people should keep a low protein diet? Are there ways to solve the problem of providing sufficient nutritions without hurting the kidneys?

CKD why people should keep a low protein diet?

This is because, people with deficiency have difficulty excreting wasts provided by protein. Thus, the suction volume of the protein should equal the volume of excrement, so as to increase the workload of the kidney.

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• The means to provide enough protein for our body without injured kidneys

To solve this problem, people with this condition should control the consumption of foods such as tofu and other bean products. Instead, you can eat foods such as milk, egg white, lean meat, fish (freshwater fish rather than deep-see fish) and so on to provide enough protein for your body. Especially the milk that is rich in many kinds of nutritions and is easy to absorb.

From the above, we know that protein is necessary for people especially for the patient, but as a patient with chronic kidney disease you should pay attention to the foods you choose.

If you want to know more information about IRC or scheme of it, you can consult our doctor online or leave messages to us. Or you can send us an email with detailed information about your disease.

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Remember, children are small, but their nutritional needs are BIG. It is important that children have nutritious food enriched with fruits, vegetables, milk, egg, fish, etc. as they are excellent, natural sources of different types of essential nutrients. However, inspite of your efforts to give your child a healthy and nutritious diet, gaps do exist as mentioned above. In addition to that, the requirement for certain vitamins & minerals are high, such as Calcium, Iron, Vitamin C, Vitamin B and Phytonutrients, which are not fulfilled entirely by food or with just a multivitamin/mineral supplement. Therefore, to fill the daily requirement for these nutrients, your child needs different vitamins and minerals. For e.g., if your child does not drink milk (which is an excellent source of Calcium, needed for strong bones and teeth), Calcium supplementation is needed. It is advisable to have 5+ servings of fruits & vegetables of varied colours every day. Does our child take that? If not, then supplementation with concentrated fruits & vegetables is necessary.