Jaipur Kidney Disease Diet Chart & Nutrition Guidelines
Managing dietary potassium, phosphorus, sodium, and fluids is one of the most effective ways to slow CKD progression and prevent life-threatening electrolyte spikes.
Jaipur Renal Diet Chart & Food Selection Guide
Curated by Dr. Vinita Garg (MBBS, MD (Pediatrics - PGIMER), DM (Nephrology - SMS Jaipur)) for CKD Stage 3-5 & Dialysis Patients
Potassium Guidelines (CKD & Dialysis)
High blood potassium (hyperkalemia) can cause muscle weakness and dangerous cardiac arrhythmias.
- ✓Apples, Pears, Guava, Papaya
- ✓Bottle Gourd (Lauki), Ridge Gourd (Tori), Cabbage
- ✓White Rice, Wheat Chapati
- ✓Pineapple, Berries
- ✕Bananas, Mangoes, Oranges, Pomegranates
- ✕Potatoes, Tomatoes, Spinach (Palak), Beetroot
- ✕Coconut Water, Citrus Fruit Juices
- ✕Dry Fruits & Nuts (Almonds, Cashews)
💡 Practical Tip: Vegetable Leaching Protocol
To reduce potassium in vegetables: Peel, slice small, boil in excess water for 20 minutes, discard the water thoroughly before cooking. Never consume vegetable stock or boiled water.
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Medically Reviewed by Dr. Vinita Garg
MBBS, MD (Pediatrics - PGIMER), DM (Nephrology - SMS Jaipur)
YMYL Compliance: This content is authored and verified by a licensed nephrologist (RMC / NMC Reg. No: 34182). For educational purposes only and not a substitute for personal medical advice.