7th April is celebrated each year by the World Health Organization as World Health Day. The aim of this day is to create awareness on a specific topic. This year the theme is ‘Building a fairer, healthier world for everyone’. To throw light on building healthy habits, we have an eminent Nutritionist who is also one […]
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Celebration times (including vacations/ parties/ festivities, etc) are the most difficult times when one has 2 or more health concerns like diabetes and high cholesterol or diabetes with high blood pressure. Adhering to a well planned diabetic or low-fat diet is one of the key principles towards overall cardiac health. When on a specific diet
Come December, one looks forward to destress as well as celebrate with friends and family. However, with the increasing scare of the new variant of coronavirus i.e. Omicron in India; Christmas celebrations this year too will remain indoors. Hence, in order to help patients who are on a kidney diet or dialysis diet select a
5 kidney friendly options by our expert Renal Dietitian for Christmas Read More »
Festivals are times when one may not be able to/ one may not wish to adhere to diet restrictions. Infact, it is very easy to deviate from the diet routine or forget it completely. However, in case one has certain health issues like diabetes, heart disease, etc it is important to avoid deviating too
7 guilt-free tasty and healthy diabetes and heart friendly foods on occasion of Diwali Read More »
Chronic Kidney Disease (CKD) refers to progressive failure of kidneys. It is an irreversible damage and may last from several months to years before getting worsened to end stage kidney disease (ESKD). There are in all 5 stages of CKD and the last i.e. V stage is referred to as ESKD which requires dialysis or
