Weak Association Found Between Dietary, Serum Potassium in CKD
Study findings do not support eliminating potassium-containing foods from the diet to manage hyperkalemia.
Study findings do not support eliminating potassium-containing foods from the diet to manage hyperkalemia.
Participants with total seafood n-3 PUFA level in highest versus lowest fifth had 13% lower risk for incident chronic kidney disease
Association even stronger for additive-originated nitrites and sodium nitrites
Model can predict chronic kidney disease for individuals with and those without baseline estimated glomerular filtration rate measure
Highest quintile of potato intake linked to increased risk, but no association seen after accounting for underlying diet pattern
Adults reporting weightlifting 1 to 2 times/week in addition to moderate-to-vigorous physical activity had lowest risk
Association could be underestimated when using only a single baseline measure of cardiorespiratory fitness
KDOQI’s 2020 potassium recommendations for patients with chronic kidney disease suggest an approach based on patient’s individual needs.
BP reduction greater with 15 minutes a day of yoga, 5 times a week for 3 months plus 30 minutes of aerobic training, compared with stretching control
44.4% of adults with T2D randomly assigned to Chinese Medical Nutrition Therapy had sustained remission after 12 months