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The Renal diet A Guide to Eating Healthier for Hemodialysis Patients 2 Table of Contents Introduction Page 3 Controlling Your Phosphorus Page 4 Controlling Your Potassium Page 5 Controlling Your Sodium Page 6 Controlling Your Protein Page 7 Controlling Your Fluid Intake Page 8 Grocery List Suggestions Page 9 Fast Food Facts for the Renal Patient Page 11 Dining Out for the Dialysis Patient Page 16 Smart Snacking Choices Page 18 Renal Friendly Holiday Food List Page 19 Cookbooks for the Kidney Patient Page 22 Renal References Page 24 Sources Cited Page 25 This information is a guide for you and your family.
6 Controlling Your Sodium Sodium, or sodium chloride, is an element that is used by all living creatures to regulate the water content in the body.
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