Potassium · Phosphorus · Calcium Lookup · 346 · 2026-10-14

Tabla de potasio · fósforo · calcio

Escriba un alimento (chino, inglés, japonés o coreano) o elija una categoría y ordene por potasio o fósforo. Valores en mg por 100 g de porción comestible; también se muestra una ración habitual.

Antes de leer la tabla
  1. Los valores son por 100 g: 100 g de verdura ≈ medio bol cocido, 100 g de frutos secos ≈ 3–4 puñados — no comparables. Cambie a «por ración».
  2. Cortar pequeño, remojar, hervir y desechar el agua elimina el 30–50 % del potasio de raíces y hojas.
  3. En conservas, embutidos, queso en lonchas, cola, fideos instantáneos y levadura química gran parte del fósforo es aditivo y se absorbe mucho mejor — lea los ingredientes.
  4. Tras el trasplante con buena función renal la restricción de potasio suele ser menos estricta que en diálisis; pero tacrolimus / ciclosporina elevan el potasio: evite siempre la sal de régimen y los suplementos de potasio.
  5. Sus objetivos los fija su equipo según los análisis; esto es una herramienta de consulta, no una prescripción dietética.

NombrePotasio (mg)Fósforo (mg)Calcio (mg)

Medicamentos y suplementos que contienen o elevan potasio / fósforo

No son alimentos, pero se pasan por alto: sal de régimen, comprimidos de potasio, laxantes de fosfato, aditivos fosfatados, proteínas en polvo, comprimidos efervescentes… cada uno con fuentes y fecha de verificación.

Low-sodium salt / salt substitute (potassium chloride)

Potasio

Cantidad:Typical salt substitutes are ~50% KCl: 1 tsp (~6 g) can contain 1,000–1,500 mg potassium (≈3–4 bananas)

Por qué:Sodium chloride is replaced by potassium chloride; in CKD 4–5, dialysis, or with tacrolimus / ACEi / ARB / potassium-sparing diuretics the kidney cannot excrete it, causing hyperkalemia.

Qué hacer:Check the label for "potassium chloride" and avoid. Restaurants, relatives' kitchens and "healthy salt" are the usual blind spots.

Fuentes: NKF: Potassium and Your CKD Diet · FDA: Sodium Reduction – Salt Substitutes · Verificado 2026-10-13

Potassium supplements (KCl tablets / syrup)

Potasio

Cantidad:Slow-K 600 mg = 8 mEq ≈ 312 mg potassium per tablet; potassium citrate (for stones) also 5–10 mEq per tablet

Por qué:Often started with diuretics and never stopped as kidney function declines; potassium citrate for stones is also potassium.

Qué hacer:Bring all medicines to each visit; when kidney function changes ask "do I still need this potassium?"

Fuentes: DailyMed: Potassium chloride ER labels · Verificado 2026-10-13

Drugs that raise potassium (ACEi / ARB / K-sparing diuretics / tacrolimus / cyclosporine / trimethoprim)

Potasio

Por qué:They contain no potassium but reduce renal potassium excretion: RAAS blockers and K-sparing diuretics suppress aldosterone; tacrolimus / cyclosporine impair tubular secretion; trimethoprim acts like amiloride; NSAIDs lower renal blood flow.

Qué hacer:With these drugs the "safe" amount of high-potassium food is lower than general leaflets suggest; tell any prescriber of Bactrim or NSAIDs that you have CKD / a transplant.

Fuentes: KDIGO 2024 CKD Guideline (hyperkalemia management) · Prograf (tacrolimus) label §5 Hyperkalemia · Verificado 2026-10-13

Sodium phosphate laxatives / enemas (Fleet)

Fósforo

Cantidad:One Fleet enema (118 mL) contains ~4.4 g phosphate; oral bowel-prep courses deliver several grams of phosphorus

Por qué:FDA boxed warning: oral sodium phosphate bowel preps can cause acute phosphate nephropathy and severe hyperphosphatemia / hypocalcemia in renal impairment.

Qué hacer:Before colonoscopy tell the doctor you have CKD / dialysis / a transplant and ask for a PEG prep; never self-buy phosphate enemas for constipation.

Fuentes: FDA Safety: Oral Sodium Phosphate (OSP) Products for Bowel Cleansing · Verificado 2026-10-13

Phosphate food additives (E338–E343, E450–E452)

Fósforo

Cantidad:Phosphate-enhanced processed meats carry 60–100% more phosphorus than fresh meat; one 355 mL cola ≈ 40–50 mg phosphorus as phosphoric acid

Por qué:Inorganic phosphate is ~90–100% absorbed, far more than plant (20–40%) or animal (40–60%) phosphorus, yet it rarely appears on nutrition labels.

Qué hacer:Scan ingredient lists for "phos" or E-numbers: ham, sausages, restructured meats, fish cakes, cheese slices, cola, creamers, frozen meals, instant noodles, baking powder and bottled teas are common carriers.

Fuentes: KDOQI 2020 Nutrition in CKD Guideline §4 Phosphorus · NKF: Phosphorus and Your Diet · Calvo & Uribarri, Am J Kidney Dis 2013 (phosphorus additives) · Verificado 2026-10-13

Active vitamin D (calcitriol / alfacalcidol / paricalcitol)

Potasio y fósforo

Por qué:Increases intestinal absorption of both calcium and phosphorus; excess doses raise serum phosphorus and calcium together.

Qué hacer:A prescribed phosphorus-raising factor — never self-increase; when phosphorus runs high, this is often adjusted first.

Fuentes: KDIGO 2017 CKD-MBD Update · Verificado 2026-10-13

Phosphate binders (phosphorus-lowering)

Fósforo

Por qué:The opposite of a phosphorus source: binds dietary phosphorus in the gut so it leaves in stool. Only works if taken WITH phosphorus-containing meals; on an empty stomach it does nothing.

Qué hacer:Match the dose to the meal's phosphorus; carry one for phosphorus-rich snacks. Sevelamer reduces mycophenolate absorption — transplant recipients should separate by 2 hours.

Fuentes: KDIGO 2017 CKD-MBD Update · Renvela label §7 Drug Interactions (mycophenolate) · Verificado 2026-10-13

Potassium binders (potassium-lowering)

Potasio

Por qué:Exchange or adsorb potassium in the gut. Patiromer binds other oral drugs — separate by 3 hours.

Qué hacer:A rescue and maintenance tool, not a licence to eat high-potassium foods freely.

Fuentes: Veltassa label §7 · Lokelma label · Verificado 2026-10-13

Effervescent tablets / electrolyte powders / sports electrolytes

Potasio

Cantidad:Many electrolyte products contain 200–400 mg potassium per serving; WHO-formula ORS ≈ 780 mg potassium per litre

Por qué:Designed to replace potassium and sodium in people with normal kidneys; during diarrhoea CKD / dialysis patients are at higher hyperkalemia risk because renal perfusion falls.

Qué hacer:For diarrhoea or vomiting call your nephrology / dialysis unit first instead of drinking large amounts of sports drinks or ORS.

Fuentes: WHO ORS formulation · NKF: Potassium · Verificado 2026-10-13

High-potassium herbal / folk remedies (noni juice, aojiru, coconut water, starfruit juice)

Potasio

Cantidad:Noni juice ≈ 56 mEq/L (~2,200 mg/L) potassium; one green smoothie easily exceeds 800 mg potassium

Por qué:Concentrates many raw fruits and vegetables, no boiling, and is drunk 300–500 mL at a time — far more potassium than one fruit serving; starfruit is additionally neurotoxic in CKD.

Qué hacer:"Natural" does not mean low in potassium; anything blended into juice is a concentrated potassium drink.

Fuentes: Mueller et al., Am J Kidney Dis 2000 — Noni juice hyperkalemia · Neto et al., Nephrol Dial Transplant 2003 — Star fruit intoxication · Verificado 2026-10-13

Phosphorus-containing supplements (bone formulas, protein powders, mass gainers)

Fósforo

Cantidad:Whey powders ≈ 150–400 mg phosphorus per 30 g scoop; standard (non-renal) nutrition shakes ≈ 250–300 mg phosphorus and 350–450 mg potassium per 237 mL

Por qué:Protein naturally carries phosphorus (~12–15 mg per g protein) and many formulas use calcium phosphate as the calcium source.

Qué hacer:If supplements are needed on dialysis, choose renal-specific formulas (low phosphorus / potassium, high protein) with a dietitian.

Fuentes: KDOQI 2020 Nutrition in CKD · USDA FDC 173180 / 174181 · Verificado 2026-10-13

Phosphate-containing antacids

Fósforo

Cantidad:K-Phos Neutral 250 mg phosphorus per tablet; Phospho-soda ≈ 0.6 g phosphorus per 5 mL

Por qué:Some antacids are aluminium phosphate; phosphate supplements (for hypophosphatemia) cause hyperphosphatemia in renal impairment.

Qué hacer:Show the OTC package to the pharmacist and mention your kidney disease.

Fuentes: DailyMed: K-Phos Neutral · Verificado 2026-10-13

Sesame / nut / multigrain "health powders"

Potasio y fósforo

Cantidad:One bowl of black sesame paste (30 g powder) ≈ 190 mg phosphorus, 140 mg potassium; multigrain rice carries ~3× the phosphorus of white rice

Por qué:Whole grains, seeds and nuts are concentrated plant sources of phosphorus and potassium; as powders the portion creeps up unnoticed.

Qué hacer:On dialysis, choosing white rice, white noodles and rice vermicelli is a deliberate low-phosphorus strategy, not an unhealthy one.

Fuentes: USDA FDC 170150 (sesame) / 169722 (wheat bran) · KDOQI 2020 Nutrition in CKD · Verificado 2026-10-13

Fuente de datos y límites

Cada valor procede del conjunto USDA FoodData Central «SR Legacy» (abril de 2018); pulse el nombre para abrir la ficha original. Para alimentos asiáticos sin equivalente exacto se indica el ítem correspondiente. Variedades y cocciones difieren por país; en España consulte también la BEDCA.

USDA FoodData Central — SR Legacy (April 2018 release) · https://fdc.nal.usda.gov/

Otras bases de datos fiables

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