Why are colas bad for kidney patients?
Dark colas contain phosphate additives that are easily absorbed.
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Phosphorus and kidney disease
Why phosphorus builds up in kidney disease and which foods to limit.
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Short Answer
Phosphorus works with calcium to build bone. When the kidneys fail, phosphorus rises, weakening bones and stiffening blood vessels. Dairy, pulses, nuts and cola drinks are common sources.
Medical Facts
- Phosphorus rises when kidney function falls.
- High phosphorus pulls calcium from bones.
- Phosphate additives in processed food are easily absorbed.
Treatment or Donation Options
- Limit high-phosphorus foods.
- Take phosphate binders with meals if prescribed.
- Avoid dark colas and heavily processed food.
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