Diabetes and kidney: How to protect this organ from damage with regular tests and a low potassium, low phosphorus diet
Potassium-rich food like fruit juices, coconut water, potatoes and tomatoes have to be avoided. Phosphorus also tends to accumulate if kidneys are not functioning well and can have toxic effects. Dairy, beans, nuts, colas and most packaged foods are high in phosphorus and should not be consumed, says Dr Ambrish Mithal, Chairman of Endocrinology and Diabetes, Max Healthcare
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