Nutrition

KFNWO recognizes the importance of taking preventative measures to combat the prevalence of chronic kidney disease in our community. Research has shown that regular exercise and a healthy diet can be effective tools for preventing obesity, which is a leading cause of type 2 diabetes, and a contributing factor to chronic kidney disease. However, we also understand that adhering to dietary suggestions can be challenging due to factors such as food accessibility, income, access to cooking equipment, language, access to technology, and cultural dietary preferences. Therefore, we have compiled a list of resources that consider these factors.

Disclaimer for any nutritional recommendations: This material does not constitute medical advice. It is intended for informational purposes only. Please consult a physician for specific treatment recommendations. Diabetics should work closely with their physician and a registered dietitian to create the best plan for themselves.

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Kidney Dietitians

Renal Nutrition recommended by National Kidney Foundation. This database is provided by the National Kidney Foundation (NKF) Council on Renal Nutrition as a resource to individuals seeking dietitians who treat pre-dialysis chronic kidney disease patients.

Area Office

The Aging Senior Farmers Market Nutrition Program offers essential health and safety resources for seniors. This initiative supports older adults by providing access to fresh, nutritious foods at local farmers markets and promoting healthier lifestyles.

Toledo GROWs

The dynamic programs offered by Toledo GROWs make use of critical thinking and problem solving skills, for both adults and children, to effectively achieve real world learning. Please take time to explore the hands-on programming offered.