A general health diet aims to maintain overall well-being, support a balanced lifestyle, and prevent chronic diseases by emphasizing nutrient-dense foods and portion control.
A diabetic diet is essential for managing blood sugar levels, preventing complications, and supporting overall health by focusing on balanced, controlled carbohydrate intake.
A cardiac diet is often recommended to manage heart disease, lower blood pressure, reduce cholesterol, or prevent further cardiovascular complications. It's designed to support heart health by emphasizing nutrient-rich, heart-friendly foods.
It is important to pay attention to your diet after a diagnosis of chronic kidney disease in order to help slow its progression. Your provider may recommend to manage nutrient intake such as protein, sodium, phosphorus, and/or potassium to reduce strain on the kidneys.
A dialysis diet may be recommended for individuals with kidney failure on dialysis to manage fluid and waste buildup, control electrolyte levels, and reduce the strain on the kidneys during treatment.
