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How Diabetic Kidney Patients Should Train: When to Check Glucose, When Not to Train, the Science of Post-Meal Walking, Protecting Feet and Eyes, and Adjustments for Insulin and SGLT2 Users
Musculation et fitness 12 min de lecture

How Diabetic Kidney Patients Should Train: When to Check Glucose, When Not to Train, the Science of Post-Meal Walking, Protecting Feet and Eyes, and Adjustments for Insulin and SGLT2 Users

People with diabetes and kidney disease gain the most from exercise (glucose, blood pressure and albuminuria all improve) but must manage three special problems: hypoglycaemia, foot injury and retinopathy. Based on ADA 2025 and KDIGO 2022, this article explains how to read glucose before, during and after exercise, why post-meal walking works, when not to train, how insulin and each glucose-lowering drug class interact with exercise, and gives a sample week.

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Glycemic Index Food Guide for Diabetic Kidney Patients: Full Low/Medium/High GI Table, Recommended and Not-Recommended Lists, and How to Balance Potassium, Phosphorus and Protein
Alimentation et nutrition 14 min de lecture

Glycemic Index Food Guide for Diabetic Kidney Patients: Full Low/Medium/High GI Table, Recommended and Not-Recommended Lists, and How to Balance Potassium, Phosphorus and Protein

Diabetes plus kidney disease is the hardest diet to manage: control glucose, limit potassium and phosphorus, and get protein just right. This guide lists the GI and glycemic load of 90+ everyday foods, flags which low-GI foods are also low in potassium and phosphorus (truly recommended), which are low-GI but high-potassium (handle with care), and which high-GI foods to avoid — plus pre- vs post-dialysis protein, safe hypoglycaemia treatment and a sample day.

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Diabetes and Kidney Disease: Why It Is the No. 1 Cause of Dialysis, How to Screen, and Which New Drugs Protect the Kidneys (2026 Guide)
Maladie rénale chronique 13 min de lecture

Diabetes and Kidney Disease: Why It Is the No. 1 Cause of Dialysis, How to Screen, and Which New Drugs Protect the Kidneys (2026 Guide)

Nearly half of new dialysis patients in Taiwan start because of diabetes. A plain-language guide to how high glucose damages the kidney, the two tests to do every year, glucose and blood-pressure targets, the three kidney-protective drug classes (SGLT2 inhibitors, GLP-1 RAs, finerenone), and what changes once you are on dialysis or transplanted.

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Kidney, Dialysis and Transplant: Major Developments in 2026 — New Drug Approvals, Guideline Updates, Devices and Xenotransplant Progress (updated through October)
Maladie rénale chronique 12 min de lecture

Kidney, Dialysis and Transplant: Major Developments in 2026 — New Drug Approvals, Guideline Updates, Devices and Xenotransplant Progress (updated through October)

What happened in nephrology from January to October 2026? Five FDA approvals/indications, the KDIGO 2026 anemia guideline (first full revision in 14 years), the next-gen Tablo home dialysis machine, pig kidney trial progress, and new semaglutide kidney data — each with sources and "what it means for patients".

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