Renal Diet Cookbook: Delicious Low-Sodium and Low-Potassium Recipes for Healthy Kidney Function

Kevin M. Humphrey: Helpful Book.

United States on Feb 24, 2024

Gmal: Looks like a great resource for renal friendly recipes. Nicely set up with photos.

United States on Feb 20, 2024

hu__r__u: explains everything and recommends methods all necessary for those currently with failing kidneys. I can eat normally so sometimes I even look in this book for my own meal inspo. the meal plans are well thought out and diverse, its an amazing book

United Kingdom on Jan 27, 2024

ss: Since we are dealing with heart disease as well as kidney disease (but not diabetes) I do wish there was a little less red meat in the recipes. We eat mostly fish and chicken and that will be easy enough to substitute, still a few pointers would be good. I particularly appreciate the author’s common sense approach of reducing portion sizes and increasing variety. Getting enough nutrition without sacrificing satisfaction is brilliant. The lists and comparisons are very useful, too.

United States on Sep 10, 2023

Dominique Le Blu: When my grandmother was diagnosed with Chronic Kidney Disease (CKD), we were faced with the challenge of completely revamping her diet. In search of guidance and delicious recipe ideas, I came across this CKD Diet Cookbook, and it has truly been a game-changer for us.

This cookbook has provided us with a plethora of valuable information and practical suggestions to ensure my grandmother stays on track with her new dietary requirements. The book offers a wide range of recipe ideas that are specifically tailored to meet the needs of individuals with CKD. It has been an invaluable resource, helping us navigate the complexities of her dietary restrictions while keeping her health and well-being in focus.

One of the standout features of this cookbook is its ability to provide creative and delicious alternatives within the limitations of a CKD diet. The recipes are not only nutritious but also packed with flavor, making it easier for my grandmother to adhere to her dietary restrictions without feeling deprived. It offers a variety of options for breakfast, lunch, dinner, and even snacks, ensuring that we have a diverse and enjoyable meal plan for her.

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United States on Jul 01, 2023

Christina Stephenson: This is an excellent Renal Diet Cookbook and very easy to read and follow and easy recipes to make and include in your everyday life. It is a good book to start to make changes to your diet really easily.

Australia on May 27, 2019

Sara Anne: Great book, new to the renal diet and it’s got all the meals you could think of, I just wish it had more pictures.

You’ll find the recipes bland because of the reduced sodium but you get used to it. Some of the recipes are dry / have less milk products / fats but just tweak things as you go. It does have meal plans so you can shop and prep ahead, planning makes it more difficult to stray from the diet :)

Canada on Mar 08, 2019

Octavio Martinez Ortega: Is a basic book for people under renal fail. But is necessary separate récipe for patiens, I mean, renal fail in first, and second grade. Or 3th, 4th grade.

Mexico on Jul 30, 2018

Rajat Bose: This is a very good resource for planning diet for patients suffering from Chronic Kidney Disease (CKD) or renal impairment. While it is written primarily for a western audience, with some application of mind and some modifications you can adapt the same here in India. The point is to follow the underlying logic of planning your diet for any CKD patient or any suffering from renal impairment. It can make the patient's life much better compared to being put on renal supplements commonly available in drugstores.

India on Jan 07, 2017

john y. Henry: I thought it would be one of my new year’s resolutions to try to eat healthy. I have tried to do so before and failed miserably. I had no particular eating techniques or habits that I had to adapt to. So I was really starving myself instead of eating healthy which is even worse than eating junk food. Now this book is very interesting because it gives me a plan that I could follow to actually achieve my goals. First of all, the 28 day meal plan is definitely designed for someone who is just learning about certain physiological conditions or issues such as liver and stomach issues which are caused in some cases by their diet. It's also amazing for those that are just into putting a meal plan together. I have only done a few of the recipes myself. I consider myself to be a little average in the culinary skills and I found the recipes to be easy to follow. If you could follow directions then this cookbook would be a very good choice. I, for instance, am an electrical engineer and I follow this book to the letter not only because of my line of work but mostly because I am not too keen in the whole cooking activity. So far following this book and its recipes have not been that...

United States on Jan 11, 2016