Is Broccoli Good for Kidney Failure Patients

2015-03-08 07:08

Kidney failure patients need to keep a well planed diet, which can help reduce their kidney burden and protect their kidneys, so they need to know exactly what can eat and what cant eat in their daily diet. Then patients will wonder whether they can take broccoli with their disease. In the following article, we will get the answer.

Then is broccoli good for kidney failure patients?

Since the specific illness condition will be different from case to case, so whether broccoli is good for kidney failure patients or not is all depending on their own illness condition. First, let’s get some of the benefits of taking broccoli for kidney failure patients.

- Anti-cancer

- Clean the blood vessels and prevent cardiovascular disease

- Improve the immune system

- Anti-inflammation

- Lower high blood sugar

- Good for eyes

- Beneficial for heart function

From these benefits, we can see that broccoli will be good for kidney failure patients to take. However, for some kidney failure patients, if they have high potassium level in blood, they may need to avoid or limit the intake of broccoli. Because broccoli is high in potassium, and the high potassium level in blood will cause some severe symptoms such as irregular heart beat, heart failure or even sudden death. So kidney failure patients need to take proper amount of broccoli following the advice of their doctors.

In addition, expect diet, the important thing for kidney failure patients is improving their kidney function. Here we recommend the Micro-Chinese Medicine Osmotherapy, which has the function of repairing damaged kidney tissues and improving their kidney function. Once the kidney function is improved effectively, it can help make a good prognosis for them.

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