Christmas is coming. Just like Spring Festival in China, Christmas is the biggest festival in some western countries. During the festival, there are so many yummy foods that people with Chronic Kidney Disease (CKD) always ignore their health by eating too much various foods. When it comes to Christmas, turkey is the one we have to mention. Well then, for people with Chronic Kidney Disease (CKD), should they eat turkey?Can Kidney Disease Patients Drink Vodka Is Romaine Lettuce Good for Chronic Kidney Disease Patients
Turkey is one of the delicious chief dishes and it is loved not only by children but also adults and elderly people. Before baking turkey, to make the turkey more delicious, people usually stuff turkeys with different kind of seasonings. Among these seasoning, there are salt and pepper. Therefore, turkey-ham contains massive fat and salt, both of which play functions in aggravating Chronic Kidney Disease (CKD), so, if you are a person with Chronic Kidney Disease (CKD), even if turkey-ham is so tempting, for the sake of your healthy, you should control your mouth from eating too much of them.Effects and Side Effects of Eating Bananas for CKD Patients Lavender Tea for Chronic Kidney Disease Patients
In addition, according to some reports, they say the Christmas turkeys sold by some supermarkets stuffed with dangerous chemicals. We all know that some manufacturers are easy to adopt some illegal measures for getting maximum profit. They may use some cheap and poisonous seasonings while cooking turkey. Furthermore, to make the cooked turkey more tempting, it is possible for them to add some food pigments. All these are harmful to us, so, try to not eat too much turkey bought in the supermarket will be beneficial for us, especially for these with Chronic Kidney Disease (CKD).
As a person with Chronic Kidney Disease (CKD), if you think you can not withstand the temptation of delicious turkey-ham, then do not put too many seasonings such as salt and pepper while you baking turkey. Instead of the delicious foods, you should put your health in the first place. If you want to learn more tips about diet during Christmas, you can leave message to me or consult our consultant online.
