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fistfullofsteel
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or foods and such?
Supplements that benefit your kidneys
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sigmund
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From - http://www.ritecare.com/PhytoPharmica/kidney.asp
Magnesium has been shown in clinical studies to have a beneficial effect in the kidneys and vitamin B6 enhances this effect. Potassium and sodium are essential to body functions involving fluid regulation and balance. Bearberry (Uva ursi) is well-known for its benefits on the urinary passages. Europeans are familiar with lespedeza, used for flushing out the urinary tract and boldo, supporting healthy fluid balance. Native Americans used goldenrod, which stimulates the kidneys to eliminate fluid and supports the kidneys with the key saponins and tannins.. Asparagus Extract is a potent detoxifier that nutritionally supports urinary tract function.
Cranberry extract supports proper pH balance in the urinary tract. The common cranberry extract is standardized to contain 5% anthocyanidins and 30% organic acids, including quinic, malic, citric, and hippuric acids. The upland cranberry extract (also known as Uva ursi or bearberry) is standardized to contain 20% arbutin. In the body, arbutin breaks down into hydroquinone, a compound recognized for its role in urinary tract function. Pumpkin Seed Extract provides all the valuable nutrients of pumpkin seed in a unique highly concentrated, 20-to-1 extract. Pumpkin seeds are a natural source of alpha-linolenic acid and phytosterols, which support prostate health in men and bladder health in women. The orthosiphon leaves are a source of lipophilic flavones, particularly sinensetin. Orthosiphon is believed to promote the elimination of fluids, nitrogenous substances, and sodium chloride. Birch leaves also contain valuable saponins, which are immune-enhancing compounds.
Magnesium has been shown in clinical studies to have a beneficial effect in the kidneys and vitamin B6 enhances this effect. Potassium and sodium are essential to body functions involving fluid regulation and balance. Bearberry (Uva ursi) is well-known for its benefits on the urinary passages. Europeans are familiar with lespedeza, used for flushing out the urinary tract and boldo, supporting healthy fluid balance. Native Americans used goldenrod, which stimulates the kidneys to eliminate fluid and supports the kidneys with the key saponins and tannins.. Asparagus Extract is a potent detoxifier that nutritionally supports urinary tract function.
Cranberry extract supports proper pH balance in the urinary tract. The common cranberry extract is standardized to contain 5% anthocyanidins and 30% organic acids, including quinic, malic, citric, and hippuric acids. The upland cranberry extract (also known as Uva ursi or bearberry) is standardized to contain 20% arbutin. In the body, arbutin breaks down into hydroquinone, a compound recognized for its role in urinary tract function. Pumpkin Seed Extract provides all the valuable nutrients of pumpkin seed in a unique highly concentrated, 20-to-1 extract. Pumpkin seeds are a natural source of alpha-linolenic acid and phytosterols, which support prostate health in men and bladder health in women. The orthosiphon leaves are a source of lipophilic flavones, particularly sinensetin. Orthosiphon is believed to promote the elimination of fluids, nitrogenous substances, and sodium chloride. Birch leaves also contain valuable saponins, which are immune-enhancing compounds.
fistfullofsteel
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pharmguy said:
Kinda sucks when you have Tiki Fumbles on your team.
Good answer, sigmond.
SCOTTY-TWO-HOTTY
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1.) Cranberries in your protein shakes
2.) Drink a BOAT-LOAD Green Tea. I'm talking 3 liters of it... and brew it strong.
After what I've gone through in the past year... I'm the KIDNEY-FUCKING-MAN
2.) Drink a BOAT-LOAD Green Tea. I'm talking 3 liters of it... and brew it strong.
After what I've gone through in the past year... I'm the KIDNEY-FUCKING-MAN
