Chronic kidney disease promotes health conditions such as heart problems, anemia, low levels of calcium, high levels of potassium and phosphorus, loss of appetite and depression (CDC, 2024b). In turn, there are risk factors or behaviors that increase the likelihood of developing chronic kidney disease (NFK, 2023). The most common factors are diabetes, high blood pressure, heart disease, obesity, adults over 60, family history, tobacco use and/or consumption, glomerular diseases, infections, and cancer (NFK, 2023).