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FDA Proposes New Definition of “Healthy”: What This Means for People with Kidney Disease

According to the FDA, more than 80% of Americans aren't getting enough foods from the Dietary Guidelines, like fruits, vegetables, and whole grainswh...

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6 Foods with Added Sugar that Will Surprise You

The CDC recommends that adults keep their added sugar intake to 10% or less of their total daily calories. In a 2,000-calorie diet, that represents 12...

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Are Sugar Substitutes Okay For Your Kidneys?

  Humans crave sweets. However, despite all the sugar substitutes on the market, it's still unclear what's safe and what's not. We hope to mak...

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Blood sugar management,

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Sugar and Your Kidneys

Take one quick look at the food labels on common grocery items and it becomes rather obvious that Americans consume large quantities of sugar.

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Five Sneaky Sources of Sugar

Many common foods contain hidden sugar that can impact kidney health. Watch out for condiments, breakfast cereals, white bread, high-fructose corn syr...

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