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April 19
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Rs, The dr also needs to check your urine for the levels of protein and others in there.
The recipes I want are low salt cause I also have chronic Afib.

April 20
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Looking for low-carb, plant-based, easy recipes that work with kidney disease?

Here are some kidney-friendly options that fit your needs:

Low-Carb Plant-Based Proteins
- Tofu (1/2 cup has 12 grams of protein)
- Flax seeds (3 tablespoons has 6 grams)
- Peanut or almond butter (2 tablespoons has 6 grams)
- Chia seeds (1 ounce Show Full Answer

Looking for low-carb, plant-based, easy recipes that work with kidney disease?

Here are some kidney-friendly options that fit your needs:

Low-Carb Plant-Based Proteins:
- Tofu (1/2 cup has 12 grams of protein)
- Flax seeds (3 tablespoons has 6 grams)
- Peanut or almond butter (2 tablespoons has 6 grams)
- Chia seeds (1 ounce has 5 grams)
- Walnuts (1/4 cup has 4 grams)

Simple Recipe Ideas:

Roasted Red Pepper Hummus - Pair with fresh-cut vegetables like celery, cucumbers, or radishes for a low-carb snack that skips added salt but keeps great flavor.

Vegetable-Packed Soups - Use low-carb veggies like asparagus, celery, cucumbers, broccoli, or cauliflower. Add plant-based milk (soy, almond, or cashew) instead of cow's milk for creamy soups.

Simple Stir-Fry - Combine tofu with low-carb vegetables like cabbage, bean sprouts, and add some peanuts for crunch.

Remember to watch portion sizes with plant-based proteins to ensure you're getting balanced nutrition while protecting your kidney health. A dietitian familiar with kidney disease can help create a personalized plan.

April 19

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