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Added references: mafra-2022-fermented-food-cardiometabolic-diseases; borges-2016-uremic-toxins-inflammatory-markers-ckd; mafra-2021-food-as-medicine-uraemic-phenotype-ckd; lu-2019-constipation-esrd-risk-ckd; zhang-2008-ckd-prevalence-population-systematic-review;…

Added references: mafra-2022-fermented-food-cardiometabolic-diseases; borges-2016-uremic-toxins-inflammatory-markers-ckd; mafra-2021-food-as-medicine-uraemic-phenotype-ckd; lu-2019-constipation-esrd-risk-ckd; zhang-2008-ckd-prevalence-population-systematic-review; wehedy-2022-human-microbiome-ckd-double-edged-sword; yu-2025-kidney-gut-brain-axis-hemodialysis-brain-dysfunction; hall-2020-ckd-cats-dietary-fiber-metabolome-microbiome. Removed references: alobaidi-2025-gut-kidney-axis-ckd-mechanisms-therapeutics; chen-2019-microbiome-metabolome-gut-kidney-axis.

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Created “Gut-Kidney Axis”: The gut-kidney axis describes the bidirectional relationship between the gut microbiome and kidney function. As kidney disease progresses, the resulting biochemical changes (uremia, altered pH, fluid…

Created “Gut-Kidney Axis”: The gut-kidney axis describes the bidirectional relationship between the gut microbiome and kidney function. As kidney disease progresses, the resulting biochemical changes (uremia, altered pH, fluid… Published sections: Overview; The Vicious Cycle; CKD Changes the Gut; The Dysbiotic Microbiome Damages Kidneys; Uremic Toxins of Microbial Origin; Indoxyl Sulfate: The Paradigm Toxin; Metal Dimension; Intestinal Barrier Disruption; Therapeutic Implications; Open Questions; Cross-References.

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