Recorded Talks from the Stanford Chronic Kidney Disease (CKD) Program
Stanford registered dietitians, pharmacists, and doctors presenting on topics to promote kidney health.
The Stanford Chronic Kidney Disease (CKD) Program provides proactive care for individuals with kidney disease, focusing on long-term management. Our patient-centered, interdisciplinary team collaborates to create personalized treatment plans that promote kidney health and prevent complications. We empower you with the knowledge and resources needed to effectively manage your condition and enhance your quality of life.
Evidence-Based Medication Therapies for Chronic Kidney Disease
Michael reviews kidney function and guideline-directed medications used in chronic kidney disease (CKD). He covers basic information about the role of the kidneys, their physiology, and a brief overview of CKD. The heart of the presentation focuses on medications such as Jardiance, Ozempic, Lisinopril, and Atorvastatin and their crucial role in preserving kidney and heart health. Tune in to better understand the role of common medications in CKD.
5 Tips for Creating a Healthy Plate for Chronic Kidney Disease
Andrea shares tips for creating a healthy plate to support kidney health for those with chronic kidney disease. She emphasizes individualized diets and the benefits of plant-forward diets, including DASH, Mediterranean, and Plado. Learn about heart-healthy fats, creative ways to add vegetables to your meals, choosing complex carbohydrates, managing sodium intake, and incorporating a variety of vegetables throughout the day to meet nutritional needs while supporting kidney health.
Protein Tips for Chronic Kidney Disease
Andrea reviews the function of protein and specific considerations for those with chronic kidney disease. She’ll walk you through sources of both plant and animal based proteins and give practical tips for adding more plant-based proteins into your meals. Think beans, lentils, tofu, whole grains, and more. Tune in for easy, tasty ideas to help you nourish your body while managing kidney health.
10 Ways to Flavor Your Meal Without Salt
Alex explores ways to flavor your food without salt - using citrus, herbs, vinegar, garlic, and more. She covers alternatives to soy sauce, low-sodium condiments, and cooking methods that boost flavor without adding salt. Enhance your meals while managing sodium intake and supporting a kidney-friendly diet.
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