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Today, I will share with you 5 easy tips to reduce oxalate levels in the body. These are really simple management tips for oxalates that you can use if you have Polycystic Kidney Disease 0:00 5 Easy Tips To Reduce Oxalate Levels In this video, I will provide you with 5 easy tips which will definitely help you reduce oxalate levels in your body and as well as helps to lower the oxalate levels in food too. 1:02 Drink plenty of fluid The number one is plenty of fluid intakes. Whether or not, you have Chronic Kidney Disease CKD or Polycystic Kidney Disease PKD unless you specifically know that you have a fluid restriction. Having plenty of fluid intakes is awesome when it comes to oxalate management. 1:31 Drink some lemon water Add some lemon to your water. Lemon is a good source of citrate and citrate is a nutrient that can help these calcium oxalate crystals don’t form in the urine. 2:02 Swap some high oxalate foods Know your high oxalate foods and some great swaps! For example instead of spinach use romaine. Instead of raspberries use blueberries. Instead of almonds use pecans. We like the freebie download on Jill Harris's website for high/low oxalate foods. https://kidneystonediet.com/oxalate-l... 3:07 Add some calcium to your diet Know how to safely add some calcium. This one is very individualized as we try to limit calcium supplements. 3:53 One on One session with Expert Find a dietitian who understands oxalate management! if you have PKD, schedule a call with us! We have a great team with our own PKD nutrition expert. One of our recent clients with PKD told us, "Everyone should have a dietitian work with them. I think I probably did more damage than good trying to manage my nutrition on my own." 5:06 Lower Oxalate Level In Foo - Summary The number one oxalate management tip is to use plenty of fluid. Second use some lemon water. Watch out for some high oxalate foods and swap them with some low oxalate foods. Learn how to use calcium appropriately in your diet and the last one is to work with a dietitian. That is where there’s so much value. They can sort through the pieces. Just make sure it’s personalized for you and that you’re absolutely crystal clear on what you need to do. Visit our website for PKD: https://kidneyrd.com/polycystic-kidne... #ReduceOxalate #LowOxalateDiet #TheKidneyRD #DietTips #DietList #VeganDiet #DietPlan #LowOxalate #OxalateLevels #PreventKidneyStones #KidneyStones #KidneyDisease #PolycycsticKidneyDisease #PKD ABOUT KidneyRD: My name is Jessianna Saville. I am a Registered Dietitian & Renal Nutrition Expert and founder of the KidneyRD. My mission is to Educate People about Kidney Disease and help people Preserve their Kidney Function. The topics I cover here are Chronic Kidney Disease CKD, Polycystic Kidney Disease PKD, Kidney Disease Nutrition, Renal Diet, and many more related to Kidney Disease and Kidney Function. The KidneyRD is a collective group of expert Renal Dietitians passionate about helping people Preserve Kidney Function through the power of Nutrition. Our Expert Dietitians work one on one with you to find a plan and then provide Coaching and Education to implement the plan into daily action for Kidney Health. We are proud to be Pioneers of a Functional Nutrition approach for Chronic Kidney Disease CKD and the Kidney-Safe Ketogenic approach for Polycystic Kidney Disease PKD. Consider Subscribing to keep yourself Updated & Educated about Kidney Disease and Kidney Function. SUBSCRIBE:    / @kidneynutritioninstitute   FREE nutrition strategy call with a Renal Dietitian! https://kidneyrd.com/ https://calendly.com/kidneyrd Join us on Social Media! Instagram: « « ‹ - - - - 👇 👇 👇 👇 👇 - - - - › » » @thekidneyRD   / thekidneyrd   Facebook: « « ‹ - - - - 👇 👇 👇 👇 👇 - - - - › » » The Kidney RD   / kidneyrd   TikTok: « « ‹ - - - - 👇 👇 👇 👇 👇 - - - - › » » The Kidney RD   / thekidneyrd