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Cutting protein even moderately slowed kidney decline and cut dialysis/transplant risk in stage 3-4 CKD. One study: much slower function drop. Another: lower dialysis odds. Consistent evidence—worth a closer look for patients. https://s.fitbodyscience.com/vUTaWz

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Cutting back on protein may slow kidney decline in moderate kidney disease.

Other research backs this up. Studies found that eating a bit less protein helps slow kidney damage and reduces the need for dialysis or transplant in moderate to severe kidney disease. Another study showed a much slower decline in kidney function with a moderate-low protein diet. And a third linked lower protein to lower chances of needing dialysis or a big drop in kidney function. So the evidence is consistent, though it's worth noting these are associations, not proof of cause and effect.

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If you have moderate kidney disease, trimming protein a little might be a smart move to protect your kidneys, but always check with your doctor first.

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