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Links
| Hypertension, Dialysis, and Clinical Nephrology - http://www.hdcn.com/ links to medical products, devices, services, and drugs pertaining and papers. |
| iKidney.com - http://www.ikidney.com/ includes ask an expert, events, bulletin board, infocenter, kids' corner, and more for patients, family members, and caregivers. |
| Kidney Directions - http://www.kidneydirections.com/ offers basic information about kidney disease. Presented by Baxter Healthcare. |
| Kidney Patient Guide - http://www.kidneypatientguide.org.uk/ Includes sections on the physical aspects and treatment of kidney failure. |
| Life Options Rehabilitation Program - http://www.lifeoptions.org/ Information about renal rehabilitation and how to live long and well on dialysis. |
| National Home Hemodialysis Program - http://www.homehemoonline.com/ allows dialysis patients to perform hemodialysis in their own home environment. |
| Renalworld - http://www.renalworld.com/ directory of kidney health web sites for the public, patients, and the professional international community. |
| Strength for Living: Kidney Disease - http://www.s4lk.co.uk/ Provides both patients and carers with information on how kidney disease can affect their lifestyle, and condition management. |
| Trans-Atlantic Renal Council (TARC) - http://www.tarcweb.org/ Information for end stage renal disease patients, including diet and nutrition, and treatment choices. |
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Endurance sports test the physical and mental fortitude of an athlete; if you are not well fed for this kind of competition, it would be better for you if you would back off from the competition. Do not overwork yourself on the day before the event. It would be advisable if you would only do stretching and a few kilometers of jogging, eat protein rich food, hydrate yourself (a lot!) and rest for the rest of the evening because you need to get up early, as early as four hours before the game. [...]