Managing your kidney diet can be overwhelming, with conflicting information and the challenge of adapting to specific dietary needs.
This program gives patients a clear, individualized approach to managing their kidney health through nutrition.
Built on real-life experience and supported by professional culinary and nutrition education, this is the most comprehensive resource available for safely navigating their kidney diet.
The program empowers patients to make informed food choices, maintain their quality of life, and manage their condition confidently.
This program is available as a comprehensive book or an online course.
A percentage of all purchases or enrollments is donated directly to American Kidney Fund.
What you've learned as healthy eating doesn't work for CKD. Instead, learn Healthy CKD eating.
Avoid the common progression-inducing traps.
Help slow or stop progression.
Continue to enjoy meat, beans, dairy, whole grains, or any other food you've been mistakenly told to avoid.
Safely execute an alternative kidney diet like vegan, low carb, nondairy, gluten, free, vegetarian, etc.
Safely eat for CKD AND your other health issues.
Focus on the top foods that work for you.
Simplify food tracking and only do it once per week.
Get access to the largest and most comprehensive food lists available today.
Within the first 5 years of dialysis,
the survival rate is about 50%
The FIRST YEAR of dialysis
has the highest mortality rate, about 30%.
Yes, that means of the 50% survival rate within the first five years,
30% of them die within that first year.
Stop right here and take that in. I’ll wait.
For a trickle of salt on that wound…
90% of those on dialysis will eventually develop anemia.
Are you ready to face those odds?
These Red Flag Words Mean Progression.
If you see these in a description, RUN.
cure
heal
reverse or repair
flush or detox
supplements
vitamins
herbs
teas
ancient remedies
science
(preset) meal plan
fix your gut
yoga or meditation
etc.
Your nutritional needs are determined by:
your stage / GFR
your labs
health issues
activity levels
medications
etc.
Information & recipes online are geared for stage 3.
the largest group!
Stage 3 has a wide nutritional gap.
Lower stage 3b cannot eat the same as upper stage 3a.
Under or Over consuming nutrients will lead to:
New health issues
Progression
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What will your kidney diet look like in six weeks if you continue to do it alone?
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Choose the option that works best for you.
Enroll in the online program or purchase the book.
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Say goodbye to conflicting information and the overwhelming flood of harmful advice you find on the internet.
You need a personalized meal plan and expert guidance that brings ease to managing your kidney health.
I am a certified nutritionist, chef, and kidney health coach, and I am living the CKD life.
I am passionate about helping you overcome kidney health challenges and understand how to successfully manage this diet quickly and easily.
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The kidney diet is highly individualized. It's all about finding what works best for YOU.
“There simply isn’t anything else available that not only supplies you with such complete information but also walks you easily through the process of building your customized kidney diet which you can effortlessly manage and enjoy for life."
"This is the perfect personalized solution for starting and maintaining a kidney-friendly diet.
You are the only one that is giving out the information that all Kidney patients are looking for. Thanks!"
We concentrate on your unique situation.
We listen to what you need and want and help you develop a safe diet.
We include your other health issues, food dislikes or allergies, and even alternative diets such as vegan, lower carb, etc.
You can opt for the book, the online program, and if desired, attend the weekly classes for live instruction and guidance.
Access to ongoing support to get your questions answered and dilemmas resolved.
Tailored Approach: our program is highly individualized.
Comprehensive Guidance: anchor and solidify your kidney diet for life.
Chef’s Secrets: improve meals and maximize nutrition.
Practical Solutions: easy management of your kidney diet.
Empowerment: the essential knowledge and tools.
Variety and Enjoyment: variety and enjoyment of meals.
Support and Community: supportive community and resources.
CKD Meal Planning: Tailored to your specific dietary needs and preferences.
Your Personalized Maximum Nutrition per Meal and Snack Numbers: Ensuring you maximize your nutrition and safely eat within your limitations.
Enjoying Your Favorite Meals and Foods Safely: Finding ways to enjoy your favorite foods without compromising your health.
Top Foods for Your Situation: Identifying the best foods to include in your diet.
Tweaking Recipes to Fit Your Needs: Modifying recipes to suit your dietary requirements.
Culinary Tips to Boost Flavor Without Salt: Enhancing the taste of your meals.
Reading Labels and Finding Missing Nutritional Information: Making informed choices at the grocery store.
Avoiding the Recipe Reliance Trap and Other Common Progression-Inducing Traps: Navigating common pitfalls.
Ongoing Support: Access to a supportive community and resources to help you stay motivated and on track.
Yes, these are fun AI pics of me!
I would LOVE to have that hair.
As a nutritionist, Linda understands food.
As a kidney health coach, she understands the kidney diet.
As a chef, she understands how to bring amazing flavors without salt, incorporate variety, and CKD-ify™ your favorite meals.
As a caregiver, she understands daily CKD living and eating firsthand.
Linda possesses invaluable insights, tips, strategies, and a step-by-step process to achieve success in maintaining a kidney diet.
She has an unparalleled understanding of the trials, challenges, traps, and difficulties of the CKD Diet and how to ensure you avoid them.
Linda understands that successfully following the kidney diet goes beyond just having knowledge and food recommendations.
She provides assistance in cooking and meal preparation, such as finding alternatives to salt, creating flavor, adjusting recipes for specific nutritional needs or allergies, and even navigating special occasions when you want to indulge, like holidays, or you know, Wednesdays!
These guides are a sliver of the information you will receive within the program/book.
A portion of all book proceeds are donated to American Kidney Fund. Linda also donates to Puerto Rico Rise Up.
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