Welcome
Find out more for how to keep your kidneys healthy through the power of nutrition
Welcome
Find out more for how to keep your kidneys healthy through the power of nutrition
About Us
Jessica Dawson
Jess is an Accredited Practicing Dietitian. She completed her PhD in 2021 and has been specializing in renal nutrition for over 10 years. She has extensive experience working with people to prevent kidney disease and those who have kidney disease, including people who are receiving dialysis or have received a kidney transplant.
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Jess is an Accredited Practicing Dietitian. She completed her PhD in 2021 and has been specializing in renal nutrition for over 10 years. She has extensive experience working with people to prevent kidney disease and those who have kidney disease, including people who are receiving dialysis or have received a kidney transplant.
Jess is passionate about empowering people to improve their health through the power of nutrition.
What We Do
Kidney Health and Kidney Disease
Kidney Health and Kidney Disease
Kidney Health and Kidney Disease
The kidneys are a vital organ that help:
- detoxify our bodies by removing wastes and extra fluid
- control your blood pressure
- make red blood cells to maintain your energy levels
- keep your bones healthy, and
- maintain a healthy balance of chemicals to control acid levels.
A healthy diet and lifestyle is really important to keep your kidneys heal
The kidneys are a vital organ that help:
- detoxify our bodies by removing wastes and extra fluid
- control your blood pressure
- make red blood cells to maintain your energy levels
- keep your bones healthy, and
- maintain a healthy balance of chemicals to control acid levels.
A healthy diet and lifestyle is really important to keep your kidneys healthy. If you have kidney disease, developing the right eating plan can help to slow disease progression.
Heart Health
Kidney Health and Kidney Disease
Kidney Health and Kidney Disease
Did you know your heart and kidneys are closely linked? A heart healthy diet and lifestyle will help you control your cholesterol levels, blood pressure and reduce your risk of kidney disease.
People with kidney disease are also at an increased risk of heart problems. A dietitian will work with you to make sure your diet supports both your heart and kidney health.
Kidney Stones
Kidney Health and Kidney Disease
Kidney Stones
If you have kidney stones you may need to follow a special diet. The most common types of kidney stones are calcium stones and uric acid stones. Diet changes and medical treatment are individualized based on the type of stone, to prevent them from coming back and reducing your risk of developing chronic kidney disease.