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
Category: Journal Club
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
This is the fourth post in my GLP-1s for weight loss series. Find the first three posts here: The Key Reference for this series of
This is part 3 of my GLP-1s for weight loss series. The other posts in the series are: GLP-1s change dietary intake and food behaviours.
This is part two in my GLP-1s for weight loss series. The other posts in the series are: The Key Reference for this series of
Since I started working as a dietitian in 2008, I can’t think of another medication that is comparable to GLP1s in terms of changing disease
As a renal dietitian, when I think about hyperkalemia, I think about adults living with kidney disease, but of course hyperkalemia is common in other
It’s all things phosphorus these days. My survey about the phosphorus targets you use in practice is still live (and available here). Plus, I just
Today’s article summarizes the findings from the September 2024 issue of the Journal of Renal Nutrition, which examines the impact of niacinamide on serum phosphate