Nourish Your Kidneys: Renal Diet Tips
6. Carbohydrates
For those on a renal diet who do not have to restrict carbohydrates, they can be a good source of energy. If a renal diet requires less protein, eating carbohydrates can make up for these calories.
Fruits, grains, breads, and vegetables are all good sources of carbs. High-calorie desserts can also replace these calories, as long as they do not contain nuts, bananas, dairy, or chocolate.
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