Phosphate binders are routinely prescribed to lower serum phosphorus in patients with CKD. But do they actually reduce total body phosphorus — or just shift
Category: Journal Club
As part of a rigorous nutrition assessment, assessing muscle mass is increasingly recognized as an essential component. While dietitians have long relied on visual cues
A colleague recently sent me a paper that had her hemodialysis (HD) unit buzzing. It had everyone asking: Should all HD patients be recommended fish
Today’s paper is a deep look at the SEMALEAN study, which examined how semaglutide affects body composition, muscle function, and resting energy expenditure over 12
This is Part 4 in my series on creatine supplements. Today, I focus on creatine supplementation in people receiving dialysis. For background on creatine basics,
This is Part 3 in my series on creatine supplements. Today’s post focuses on the relationship between creatine supplements and kidney health. For background information,
In Part 1 of this series, I reviewed the basics of creatine—its function, metabolism, common forms, and potential benefits for muscle strength and performance. In
Creatine is one of the most widely used and extensively studied supplements on the market. While it’s most often associated with sports performance and strength
In previous posts, I’ve explored the accuracy of protein and sodium on Canadian food labels. Today, I’m excited to dive into potassium! I’m especially excited
Some consults are straightforward. Others take more digging. When I’m consulted for high uric acid levels, it’s one of the trickier ones. Traditional dietary advice