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Renal Diet

Published by Pineapple Academy

This video provides an overview of the renal diet, a specialized meal plan designed for individuals with advanced kidney disease. The content covers the principles of managing sodium, potassium, and phosphorus levels in food and provides valuable insights into creating personalized nutrition plans.

Objectives

Understand the principles of the renal diet; Apply general nutrition principles to create healthy and balanced meal options

Roles

dietitian; nutritionist; chef

Departments

Foodservice; Nutrition Team; Clinical; Performance Team; Culinary Team

Industries

Sports Nutrition; Nutrition and Wellness; Food Service Management; Primary healthcare industry

Tags

sports-nutrition; food-service-management; nutrition-planning; renal-diet; kidney-disease

Topics

Kidney Disease; Renal Diet; Nutrition Planning

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