The Chronic Kidney Disease Solution review
Diet and lifestyle steps to follow at home alongside your kidney treatment.
Reviewed 2026-09-23
Pros
- Instant download, nothing to wait for in the post
- One off payment, no ongoing subscription
- Focused on diet and habits you control yourself
- Bought through ClickBank, so order support and refunds go through a known checkout
Cons
- The claims rest on one person's story, with no evidence shown
- The page never states price, length or format before you reach checkout
- General advice can conflict with a stage specific renal diet
What you get
A digital program you download after paying, with a members login area mentioned on the site, so expect files rather than a book in the post. The sales page itself is a video with a written transcript. The product is presented as a set of diet and daily habit changes you work through at home, alongside whatever your doctor already has you doing.
Is it worth it?
If you have been told you have chronic kidney disease, you probably left the appointment with a stage number, a list of things to eat less of, and not much sense of what to actually do on a Tuesday afternoon. That gap is what this program aims at. It is a self-help protocol from Blue Heron Health News, built around diet and daily habits you carry out yourself. Be clear about what the page is doing. It tells one man's story, Christopher Kenneth, and says his CKD is now a distant memory. That is the seller's claim, offered as a personal account rather than as trial results, and no study, clinician or data is shown to support it. CKD is a measured condition, so if you do try this, your own bloodwork will tell you soon enough whether anything shifted. Wanting a structured eating and lifestyle plan is a reasonable thing for someone with kidney disease. The catch is that kidney diets are genuinely individual: potassium, phosphorus, protein and fluid targets vary by stage, and by whether diabetes or blood pressure is in the picture. A general plan can cut across what a renal dietitian has told you. Read it, take it to your kidney team, and treat it as reading material rather than a substitute for treatment.
Before you buy
- Check the price and the refund window on the ClickBank checkout before paying
- Run any change to protein, potassium, phosphorus or fluid past your kidney team first
- Keep taking prescribed medication and keep your blood test appointments either way
Who it suits
Someone in the earlier stages who wants structured diet and lifestyle reading to discuss with their kidney team, and who is not expecting it to replace treatment.
