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Second Step: Kidney Cleansing
According to National Kidney and Urology Diseases, an estimated 100,000 Americans are diagnosed with kidney failure every year. Approximately 7.7 million Americans have evidence of chronic kidney disease today.
What is a kidney’s function?
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Keeps your blood balanced
Keeps your blood balanced•Controls the amount of fluid in your body
Controls the amount of fluid in your body•Balances the electrolytes in your blood
Balances the electrolytes in your blood•Helps control your blood pressure
Helps control your blood pressure•Produces hormones for your blood and bone formation
Produces hormones for your blood and bone formationWhat are common symptoms for kidney problems?
•Chronic gas
Chronic gas•Bloating
Bloating•Headaches
Headaches•Bad temper
Bad temper•Nerves
NervesAcute kidney failure symptoms
•Swelling
Swelling•Drowsiness
Drowsiness•Irregular heartbeat
Irregular heartbeatChronic kidney failure symptoms
•Fatigue
Fatigue•Loss of appetite
Loss of appetite•Headaches
Headaches•Cramps
Cramps•Thirst
ThirstKidney problems are usually caused by eating:
•Fatty foods and a high sugar diet
Fatty foods and a high sugar diet•Processed foods (such as cold meats, hot dogs, microwave dinners, etc.)
Processed foods (such as cold meats, hot dogs, microwave dinners, etc.)•Hydrogenated fats and oils (from fast foods, processed foods, etc.)
Hydrogenated fats and oils (from fast foods, processed foods, etc.) •Coffee, chocolate, soft drinks, red meats, preservatives, artificial sweeteners, tobacco, aspirin, table salt, and alcohol
Coffee, chocolate, soft drinks, red meats, preservatives, artificial sweeteners, tobacco, aspirin, table salt, and alcoholWarning: These procedures are not recommend to those people taking medication for congestive heart failure, seizures or other serious illinesses, or people with severe kidney failure.
