12/08/2026
High Creatinine levels can be a sign that your kidneys need medical attention. But does that mean you should completely stop eating fruits and vegetables?
Not necessarily. Your ideal diet depends on your kidney function, potassium level, phosphorus level, blood pressure, diabetes status, and CKD stage.
In this video, we discuss:
π₯¬ High-potassium vegetables that may need portion control
π Fruits that can be high in potassium
π₯₯ Why coconut water may not be suitable for everyone with kidney disease
π₯ How the leaching method can reduce potassium in some vegetables
π Lower-potassium fruit and vegetable options
π§ Why fluid and protein intake should be individualized
Important: A high creatinine number alone does not tell you exactly which foods you must avoid. Never completely eliminate healthy foods or drastically restrict protein/water without advice from your doctor or renal dietitian.
If you have high creatinine, CKD, diabetes, high BP, or are on dialysis, consult your healthcare professional before changing your diet.
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