If you have been advised to control your potassium consumption when following a renal diet, avocados, should be restricted or avoided.
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Spinach
A number of leafy green vegetable species, including spinach, chard, and beet greens, may also need to be consumed in moderation due to their high potassium content.
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Bananas
Bananas have a high potassium level, much like avocados do. Bananas are low in salt, but it's still advisable to avoid eating them every day.
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Tomatoes
Depending on how much you eat, potassium may be an issue. A cup of cooked tomatoes contains significantly more potassium than one or two slices of raw tomato.
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Oranges
On a renal diet, oranges and orange juice should probably be avoided or consumed in moderation due to their high potassium level.
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Brown Rice
Due to its high potassium and phosphorus content, brown rice should probably be restricted or portioned carefully while following a renal diet.
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Apricots
Apricots should be avoided as they contain a lot of potassium.