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@collegeprof

There may be apps out there that will help, like Fooducate, but working directly with a renal dietitian may be a better choice. My Mayo dietitian meets with me every 3 months and has laid out a plan to follow so that my eGFR trend remains stable. Nephrologists unfortunately hardly ever talk about eating the correct foods
and exercise. There are plenty of great books as well from non profit kidney organizations or other best sellers. By using an app, you will find that there will be more questions, which can be solved best by a renal dietitian.

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@collegeprof and @dogpoundginger Take a look at this site for ideas!

https://www.kidneyfund.org/living-kidney-disease/healthy-eating-activity is a good start, to help you get information for what will work for you. Each person needs to tailor things for their situation, but it's doable! We're here to help others and share what worked for us. Isn't it great to be part of a caring community!
Ginger

Yes….a renal dietition is best. I have been to two and have enough recipies to last for years! Kitty Noel