TOP 7 Best Vegetables to Protect Your Kidneys & LOWER Creatinine Levels Fast!
TOP 7 Best Vegetables to Protect Your Kidneys & LOWER Creatinine Levels Fast! If you have high creatinine levels or chronic kidney disease (CKD) and want to protect your kidneys naturally, this video reveals the Top 7 best vegetables that help flush out toxins, support kidney detox, and improve GFR. Learn how powerful vegetables like cabbage, cauliflower, bell peppers, onions, garlic, radishes, and arugula can help lower creatinine levels, reduce inflammation, and protect your nephrons from further damage. These kidney-friendly vegetables are safe for most stages of CKD and ideal for anyone struggling with high urea, proteinuria, or declining kidney function. Watch till the end to understand how each vegetable supports natural kidney cleansing and may help you delay or avoid dialysis by restoring healthy kidney balance through everyday food choices. ================== Subscribe: Kidney Health / @kidneyhealth365 .================= 00:00 Introduction 00:44 Vegetable 1 04:49 Vegetable 2 08:27 Vegetable 3 11:43 Vegetable 4 14:32 Vegetable 5 17:11 Vegetable 6 19:59 Vegetable 7 ================== #kidneyhealth #lowercreatinine #ckddiet #kidneydetox #avoiddialysis #highcreatinine ================== I created this Kidney Health channel to guide kidney patients through every stage of chronic kidney disease (CKD) and kidney failure. Here, you'll find medical insights on kidney health, creatinine levels, GFR, dialysis, and real strategies to help lower creatinine, improve kidney function, and delay or avoid dialysis. We focus on interpreting key labs like albumin to creatinine ratio, urea/creatinine ratio, and managing issues like creatinine levels high, lower GFR, and proteinuria. You'll also learn about kidney detox, kidney treatment, the role of creatine, and how to reverse kidney disease naturally when possible. This channel is for anyone serious about understanding and protecting their kidneys. ----------------------- Disclaimer: This channel provides general educational information on kidney health and related topics. It is not a substitute for professional medical advice, diagnosis, or treatment. Always consult your personal doctor or healthcare provider before making any changes to your treatment or lifestyle based on this content.
