Iron deficiency is a prevalent issue in chronic kidney disease (CKD), affecting approximately 30–50% of patients across various stages. Traditionally associated with anemia, iron deficiency in CKD is now increasingly recognized as a contributor to… Iron Therapy in Chronic Kidney Disease: More Than Just Anemia Treatment
— Enjoying flavor while keeping your blood sugar in check Introduction In Korea, pancakes (called buchimgae) are comfort food—especially on a rainy day. Crispy on the outside and soft on the inside, they’re a favorite… 🥞 A Healthy Pancake Guide for People with Diabetes
Managing diabetes isn’t just about controlling blood sugar during meals—it’s also about navigating the cravings that sneak in between meals.For many people with diabetes, the hardest part isn’t saying no to rice or bread, but… Healthy Snack Recommendations for People with Diabetes
— A Coffee and Brain Health Guide for People with Chronic Kidney Disease (CKD) Coffee is an irreplaceable part of modern life. A morning boost, an afternoon pick-me-up, a daily ritual. But what about people… Should People with Kidney Disease Quit Coffee?
Is your morning coffee just a favorite beverage, or could it be doing something more for your brain? According to a fascinating study from Australia’s AIBL (Australian Imaging, Biomarkers and Lifestyle) research group, higher daily… A Cup of Coffee Every Morning: Just a Simple Preference?
– How Elevated Resting Heart Rate Increases the Risk of Death and Cardiovascular Events in CKD Patients 1. When Your Heart Beats Fast at Rest “My heart races even when I’m doing nothing. Should I… A Racing Heart in Chronic Kidney Disease: What It Really Means
People living with chronic kidney disease (CKD) often suffer from high levels of inflammation and oxidative stress, which can damage cells and accelerate disease progression. Recently, two supplements—Nicotinamide Riboside (NR) and Coenzyme Q10 (CoQ10)—have drawn… “Are There Supplements That Help the Kidneys?” – A Simple Guide to NR and CoQ10 for Chronic Kidney Disease
For people with diabetes, what you drink is just as important as what you eat. Beverages are often consumed without much thought, but a single cup can spike blood sugar—or help control it. This article… What Makes a Drink Good or Bad for Diabetes?
Blood pressure control is a crucial part of managing patients on hemodialysis. But what blood pressure range is truly optimal for survival? Based on recent large-scale data, we now have clearer insights into how systolic… What’s the Optimal Blood Pressure for Hemodialysis Patients?
“After taking cholesterol pills, my liver got worse.”“My muscles ache—could this be due to statins?”“I’ve heard statins can cause diabetes. Should I still take them?”“My mother is over 80. Does she really need a statin?”… Statins: Misunderstood Truths About Liver, Muscles, Diabetes, and Elderly Use