Home remedies from herbal teas and grocery foods dissolve kidney stones and reverse renal failure

Home remedies from herbal teas and grocery foods dissolve kidney stones and reverse renal failure


(NaturalNews) Kidney stones develop from waste matter hardening and
becoming attached to the inside wall of the kidney. Most kidney stones
remain unnoticed until becoming dislodged, getting caught in a ureter or
other passageway, while moving through the body during urination. Most
diseases of the kidneys remain unnoticed until the problem is severe.
You can make a variety of home remedies using herbs and common foods to
alleviate a wide range of kidney disorders, including dissolving stones
and restoring renal activity.

Lemonade

High in the
chemical citrate, the juice of fresh lemons helps dissolve certain types
of kidney stones, according Dr. Roger Sur, director of the University of California, San Diego Comprehensive
Kidney Stone Center. Drinking lemon water can help you take advantage
of the these benefits. Mix four ounces of fresh squeezed lemon juice
with two and a half quarts of water. Filtered or spring water is best.
To dissolve kidney stones, drink the entire contents of this mixture
spread throughout the day, every day.

Apple cider vinegar

Drinking
apple cider vinegar adjusts the body's pH and helps to establish an
alkaline-forming state in the urine. Uric acid, the chemical responsible
for the formation of gout crystals and urate kidney stones cannot
crystallize in alkaline urine. Additionally, any existing kidney stones
will dissolve in alkaline urine, passing from the body during
elimination. Mix two to four tablespoons of apple cider vinegar in eight
to 12 ounces of filtered or spring water and drink twice daily to
dissolve kidney stones. Cut back on the amount of vinegar if it's too
strong, and work to build up to the full amount.

Cranberry juice

An
old-time folk remedy, cranberry juice has found its place in the
medical world as an effective treatment for both preventing kidney
stones and relieving a variety of urinary tract disorders, according to
the British Journal of Urology. It is high in nutrients such as
anthocyanins, vitamin C, and antioxidants, all known to reduce
inflammation. Mix one cup of unsweetened cranberry concentrate with
three cups of pure water. Sweeten with honey or stevia and drink spread
throughout the day, every day.

Parsley and dandelion

Both
parsley and dandelion have exceptional medicinal properties that
relieve urinary tract disorders. Both herbs are natural diuretics,
stimulating urinary output and flushing the system of waste materials
that contribute to the formation of kidney stones.
They remove toxins, cleanse the kidneys, dissolve uric acid, and create
an alkaline-forming environment in the kidneys and bladder, helping
urine maintain a neutral or slightly alkaline pH. Use either herb as tea
or chop and add fresh parsley or dandelion greens to salads. You can
also throw them into a green smoothie or juice them to obtain their
benefits.

Marshmallow root

Marshmallow root is known for
treating urethritis and helping to flush kidney stones. It produces
mucilage, a thin mucus film that coats the urinary tract as well as the
entire digestive tract, protecting the lining from ongoing assaults from
toxins. Best taken as an herbal tea.

Buchu

Buchu is used
to relive inflammation of the urinary tract and possesses antibacterial
properties. As a tea, it helps with treatment of the kidneys, relieves
cystitis, and acts as a diuretic. It increases urine production and
stimulates excretion. Not advised during pregnancy. This herb should be
used only under supervision, as too high a dose can cause kidney
irritation.

Chinese rhubarb

Making tea with Chinese
rhubarb can reverse end-stage kidney disease and prolong life by slowing
down the progression of renal failure. Use the herb only under
supervision, as it can cause side effects and needs to be administered
under strict dosage guidelines.

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