What is the Low-Potassium Diet? A Guide to Get You Started
6. Low-Potassium Vegetables
Perhaps the most important way to keep your kidneys functioning well is the food you eat. Vegetables that leach well include carrots, beats potatoes, rutabagas, and should be peeled before slicing. Others are naturally low, such as red cabbage, asparagus, beans, broccoli, and apples. Keep reading for sample recipes for your low-potassium diet.
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