Stop Kidney Disease Before It Starts: Life-Changing Tips!
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 8 ต.ค. 2024
- In this video, we focus on proactive steps you can take to prevent kidney disease and maintain optimal kidney health. Kidney disease often develops silently, making prevention crucial.
Join us as we cover key topics such as:
Healthy Eating🥦
Managing Blood Pressure💖
Regular Check-ups✔️
Lifestyle Changes👫🏼
With expert advice and practical tips, this video aims to empower you to take charge of your kidney health. Don’t forget to like, subscribe, and hit the notification bell for more health tips! Share your experiences or questions in the comments-we’d love to hear from you!
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Great information. My late husband had kidney disease and eventual kidney failure due to diabetes. He was on dialysis, it was not fun for him. So yes! take care of your kidneys!
Excellent talk! Keep up the good videos. This should be required viewing by everyone. I like your take on taking charge of your own health, but to do so you need highly reliable info. Keep it up.
Wow! This video has connected all the dots. My sister has lived with low kidney function for most of her life after she had one removed. I thank you for this valuable information!
Brilliant great guest you should be played in every high school health class in Ontario
I really appreciate these “kidney oriented” videos, as I do have kidney disease. In fact, I just had a visit to my nephrologist last week. Both he and your guest have really helped me understand where I am with mine. In retrospect, I wish that my primary docs in the past had been more specific about what I could have done to prevent it, but perhaps they didn’t realize that what I was doing, primarily long term nsaid use for chronic back and joint pain management, was so adversely affecting my kidneys. At this point, I’m in the “let’s don’t let it progress further” modality, and so far, over the last year, that seems to be working.
Anyway, thanks for all your videos. I regularly recommend them to my friends and acquaintances, because I think they’re really helpful. Unfortunately, not all “Internet docs” are as helpful-and some of the comments to your videos are really unhelpful too! But that’s the way of the world these days, I guess.
You guys are great! Thank you!
Fascinating! Thanks. Lots to think about.
Perfect timing! My creatinine has been elevated last 2 tests, & gfr is low. Dr. felt it was due to dehydration but I drink at least a litre of water per day. On BP & cholesterol meds, no diabetes, & have some of the other non- descript symptoms. Thank you for this info!
17:55 Thank you for the advice and in-depth talk concerning kidneys. Good to know. And thank you for this channel you all are brilliant and simplify what would otherwise be incomprehensible.
Love it when you explain the test results like that. I get misc tests as I get older and never get told what they mean, just to accept the works its not or is of concern.
Such valuable advice. 🙏 Thank you 🙏 I had no idea ibuprofen adversely affects kidneys and blood pressure.
Thanks for your videos ❤
U guys are awesome,love your vlog, very educational very informative love it you guys give us some information our doctors don't tell us.❤
Worst things for Ur kidneys are alcohol, smoking high blood sugars high blood pressure and the worse is anti inflammatory medication 😡
Excellent! TY
HI docs....repatha reaction of muscle pain put me in the hospital....around 90 days for it to be completely out of my body ....any tips to speed up the process ? Its living hell .
Hi love your content
MAY GOD JESUS CHRIST PROTECT HEAL HELP GUIDE and SAVE our beloved once and all of us 🙏🏾AMEN 🙏🏾✝️
I was on dialysis! It was a living hell- you wouldn't do it doctor!
Dr Sehault on Medcram channel says the people with a lower sodium blood level thats still within safe limits have an increased mortality rate. I wasn't sure if people with salt restrictions have heart disease so theyre more likely to live shorter lives anyway. My sodium is lower in the safe zone and i do eat some salty foods. I drink more water than average and my gfr is 90+.
Does drinking from plastic recipes affect the kidneys?i wonder..💭
Doesn't _creatine_ break down to _creatinine_ and regular exercise result in elevated figures? This makes the eGFR moot does it not? I read that Cystatin C is a better measure.
Some factors that can lead to higher creatinine levels (making your eGFR number appear lower than it might really be) include:
Eating large amounts of cooked meats.
Taking creatine supplements.
Recent high intensity exercise.
High muscle mass (very muscular body frame, bodybuilder
Salty and fatty food is reason for most diseases
Drink raw milk from grass fed cows and goats daily.
Does hubba hubba have this🤔? Is he out on dialysis?🤗 Easier to keep crap out than filter out I'm sure! Xox 🎠🏖
Are you sending hubba hubba chez Josée? No blood work in 26 yrs, insulted as ob suggested Aids test, done is done ✔! Good enough shape for a Zombie Walk I'm sure! K, buy peanuts in their shell with salt, taxed as junk food, saltless no tax, weird! 😊