Renal Diet Adviser
Renal Diet Adviser is a diet app targets patients with chronic kidney disease and helps them to control their diet in order to prevent progression and to limit complications of their disease.
This app includes a description of chronic kidney disease to help patients understand their condition and to guide them to control their diet.
It includes comprehensive steps to control daily Potassium, Sodium, Phosphorus, Protein and fluids intake.
It also includes a list of what and what not to eat, with daily recommended amounts of each element.
With extra feature, it includes a large list of daily food items and their content of each element that affects patients with chronic kidney disease.
This app includes a description of chronic kidney disease to help patients understand their condition and to guide them to control their diet.
It includes comprehensive steps to control daily Potassium, Sodium, Phosphorus, Protein and fluids intake.
It also includes a list of what and what not to eat, with daily recommended amounts of each element.
With extra feature, it includes a large list of daily food items and their content of each element that affects patients with chronic kidney disease.
Category : Health & Fitness
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Reviews (9)
Rap. A.
Sep 25, 2021
The ads are very frequent and deceiving. You click on something to take you to more information and the add looks like more info but when you click next it takes you out of the ap. Very annoying to navigate.
sne. b.
Mar 15, 2022
Good app, please add more indian food or specify diet plan for a renal failure patients. I am now living on dialysis so i need it urgently
Bar. M.
Jul 19, 2020
This is just a weight loss app. Nothing to do with renal diet.
Jud. C.
Aug 1, 2020
I thought it was going to be a country and tracker app. Disappointed.
Sar. S.
Jan 29, 2021
Very limited index of foods to look at
Deb. M.
Jan 27, 2020
Informative and hepfull
Gen. Y.
Jun 16, 2021
This is a great app very informative
JAG. M.
Apr 21, 2022
Best application
Not much to the app. There's useful information that you should read once about the renal diet. But unless you're forgetful, there's no point in having a whole app for that. Then there's nutritional facts regarding generic foods, which can be more useful for looking up when deciding to cook, but there isn't anything specific; it has sections like meat which include foods like "chicken", but nothing more specific or exotic. More useful apps exist.