Hello everyone, I am a sophomore in college. Now I am following my teacher to try my hand at research. He has asked us to find a lifestyle study related to chronic kidney disease or kidney failure, and my teammates and I have searched carefully, but I don't think it is new enough, so I would like to hear your opinion.
Thank you in advance.
Hi, you may want to look on dietary factors that can be linked to chronic kidney disease and chronic renal failure. Dietary factors such as too much consumption of salt and/or sodium in the diet. The recommended amount of salt per individual would vary depending on your country's dietary guidelines.
A low PRAL diet is probably most known for benefits in chronic kidney disease. Lynda A. Frassetto (prof. emerita) has published re PRAL (acid-base balance) and also re the DASH diet (monitoring of sodium).
Poor dietary eating habits(excessive consumption of animal fat)
Alcohol consumption
Smoking
Sedentary lifestyle(physical inactivity)
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