Kidney Stone Nutrition: So Much More Than Oxalate
Kidney Stone Nutrition: So Much More Than Oxalate
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Non-Member | $54.00 |
Student | $10.00 |
This webinar was presented live on June 18. The CPE will expire on June 18, 2027.
About 10% of people in the United States will have a kidney stone at some point in their lifetime - and at least 50% will have another stone within 10 years. Nutrition is an imperative component of kidney stone prevention, yet only 8% of urology practices partner with a dietitian and most people with kidney stones get little to no advice for prevention. Patients are left to research kidney stone nutrition themselves, which often leads them down a dangerous road to a low oxalate diet - which limits many healthy foods that, ironically, are good for kidney stone prevention. This session will offer a more comprehensive nutrition solution to kidney stones, reaching far beyond oxalate intake and offer some novel targets for kidney stone prevention including phytic acid and the gut microbiome. The importance of understanding 24-hour urine test results to determine a personalized, effective kidney stone prevention plan will also be discussed.
CPE Level: 3
CPEU: 1.00 (Valid Until June 18, 2027)
Speaker
Melanie Betz is a registered dietitian who specializes in kidney stones. After working in the Section of Nephrology at the University of Chicago, she founded The Kidney Dietitian, an online platform to help educate patients and healthcare providers about science-based nutrition for kidney stones and chronic kidney disease. She is passionate about simplifying kidney nutrition and helping people enjoy food and protecting their kidneys.
She has published her research investigating patient knowledge and adherence to renal diets, plant based diets in kidney disease, and the role of nutrition in kidney stone prevention. As a leader in the field, she is on the board of the Renal Dietetic Practice Group, National Kidney Foundation of Illinois and the Dietitian Advisory Group for the National Kidney Fund.
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