High potassium and oxalate. Kidney patients should be cautious.
How is this verdict made? See our method and limitationsSee the Kidney Disease diet guideWith Kidney Disease, Spinach needs care with portion and preparation
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Food
Spinach
Category
Vegetable
Calories
23kcal
Condition
Kidney Disease
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Spinach · Kidney Disease
High potassium and oxalate. Kidney patients should be cautious.
Spinach has approximately 23kcal. When managing Kidney Disease, it is important to consider this alongside your total daily calorie intake.
Based on AI analysis, Spinach is rated "Caution" for Kidney Disease. High potassium and oxalate. Kidney patients should be cautious.
Spinach is rated with caution for Kidney Disease patients. Pay attention to Potassium content and consume in small portions and limit frequency. High potassium and oxalate. Kidney patients should be cautious.
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