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Diabetes, blood pressure linked to kidney diseases: Ayurvedic tips that help

Updated On: 17 June, 2023 03:19 PM IST | Editor

Health experts say the two main causes of kidney disease are diabetes and blood pressure. If you find the disease in its early stages, certain steps can be taken to prolong kidney function. When it comes to natural and safe treatment for kidney diseases, these ayurvedic tips can largely benefit individuals

Health experts say the two main causes of kidney disease are diabetes and blood pressure. If you find the disease in its early stages, certain steps can be taken to prolong kidney function. When it comes to natural and safe treatment for kidney diseases, these ayurvedic tips can largely benefit individuals

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Health experts say the two main causes of kidney disease are diabetes and blood pressure. If you find the disease in its early stages, certain steps can be taken to prolong kidney function. When it comes to natural and safe treatment for kidney diseases, these ayurvedic tips can largely benefit individuals
<p>Ayurveda has been found to be an exceptional way to promote kidney health in the long run as it naturally treats the doshas (imbalances) in the body. For instance, Ayurvedic herbs and treatment fix the imbalance of pitta (fire energy) levels in the body, and heals the kidneys in a natural way, as opposed to allopathy medicines which have several side effects. Photo Courtesy: iStock</p>

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Ayurveda has been found to be an exceptional way to promote kidney health in the long run as it naturally treats the doshas (imbalances) in the body. For instance, Ayurvedic herbs and treatment fix the imbalance of pitta (fire energy) levels in the body, and heals the kidneys in a natural way, as opposed to allopathy medicines which have several side effects. Photo Courtesy: iStock

<p><strong>Stay hydrated</strong><br />You can significantly lower your chances of developing kidney disease by consuming plenty of fluids as it can help kidneys in clearing sodium, urea, and toxins from the body. At the same time, it is crucial to avoid excessive consumption of fluids as it can cause side effects, forcing the kidneys to over-function filtering the excess toxins. You can maintain a healthy fluid intake of at least 1.5 liters of water per day. Photo Courtesy: iStock</p>

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Stay hydrated
You can significantly lower your chances of developing kidney disease by consuming plenty of fluids as it can help kidneys in clearing sodium, urea, and toxins from the body. At the same time, it is crucial to avoid excessive consumption of fluids as it can cause side effects, forcing the kidneys to over-function filtering the excess toxins. You can maintain a healthy fluid intake of at least 1.5 liters of water per day. Photo Courtesy: iStock

<p><strong>Kidney detox&nbsp;</strong><br />According to Ayurveda, periodic cleansing of kidneys can be done with the help of certain powerful Ayurvedic herbs. Diuretic herbs like Parsley, Gokshur, Varuna, Punarnava, and Celery aid in flushing out toxins from the kidneys and urinary tract. Photo Courtesy: iStock</p>

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Kidney detox 
According to Ayurveda, periodic cleansing of kidneys can be done with the help of certain powerful Ayurvedic herbs. Diuretic herbs like Parsley, Gokshur, Varuna, Punarnava, and Celery aid in flushing out toxins from the kidneys and urinary tract. Photo Courtesy: iStock

<p><strong>Follow a balanced and nutritious diet</strong><br />Follow a balanced and nutritious diet comprising fibrous fruits and vegetables. In addition, avoid processed or fast food and reduce your salt intake. Instead of a high-protein diet, opting for a low-calorie diet would be wise as the former could increase the burden on kidneys. Consuming superfoods like grapes, apples, blueberries, garlic, and cabbage would also ensure healthy kidneys. Photo Courtesy: iStock</p>

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Follow a balanced and nutritious diet
Follow a balanced and nutritious diet comprising fibrous fruits and vegetables. In addition, avoid processed or fast food and reduce your salt intake. Instead of a high-protein diet, opting for a low-calorie diet would be wise as the former could increase the burden on kidneys. Consuming superfoods like grapes, apples, blueberries, garlic, and cabbage would also ensure healthy kidneys. Photo Courtesy: iStock

<p><strong>Control blood pressure &amp; sugar levels&nbsp;</strong><br />High blood pressure, along with diabetes, high cholesterol, and cardiovascular diseases, raises the chances of kidney damage. Regular check-ups to understand or know the status of your kidneys can help in preventing or reducing the chances of kidney damage. Photo Courtesy: iStock</p>

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Control blood pressure & sugar levels 
High blood pressure, along with diabetes, high cholesterol, and cardiovascular diseases, raises the chances of kidney damage. Regular check-ups to understand or know the status of your kidneys can help in preventing or reducing the chances of kidney damage. Photo Courtesy: iStock

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