3 Surprising Vitamins That Can Stop Proteinuria and Heal Your Kidneys!

[@stevekim6528]

Vitamin D , Vitamin E , Vitamin B9 . Thank you 🙏

[@HealthHacksDaily01]

Thank you too

[@harmonysakshtk]

Wow, this video gave me so much hope! I’ve been searching for natural ways to support my kidneys, and these vitamins seem like a game-changer. Appreciate the clear explanations!

[@HealthHacksDaily01]

Glad it was helpful!

[@instahlnssaic]

Wow, this was super informative! I had no idea that certain vitamins could have such a big impact on kidney health. Proteinuria has always been a concern for me, so I’m definitely going to look more into these vitamins. Thanks for sharing this valuable info - I’m excited to see how I can improve my kidney health naturally!

[@HealthHacksDaily01]

I'm so glad you found the information helpful! It’s great to hear that you’re excited to explore how vitamins can support kidney health. Certain vitamins, like vitamin D and vitamin B6, can play a big role in managing proteinuria and supporting overall kidney function. Taking a proactive approach to kidney health is so important, and using natural methods like focusing on the right vitamins can make a big difference. If you ever need more guidance or have questions about which vitamins or supplements might be right for you, feel free to reach out! Wishing you all the best on your journey to better kidney health! 😊

[@faraldoshagvkg]

Such a great video! I’ve been dealing with kidney issues for a while, and I never knew vitamins could play such a key role in managing proteinuria. Definitely going to try adding these to my routine. Appreciate the clear explanation and helpful tips - looking forward to seeing some improvements!

[@HealthHacksDaily01]

Thank you so much for your kind words! I'm really glad the video was helpful for you. It’s amazing how vitamins can play such a crucial role in supporting kidney health and managing proteinuria. Adding the right vitamins to your routine can really make a difference, and I’m excited for you to see some improvements! If you ever have more questions or need further tips, feel free to reach out. I’m here to help! Wishing you the best on your health journey. 😊

[@Crupett-c3c]

I wish they would sell packs of vitamins and herbs in required doses for each disease such as Diabetes, Fatty liver, Kidneys, Lungs, Heart etc. They do sell these for IBS, and Lupus. This would be so helpful.

[@HealthHacksDaily01]

That’s a fantastic idea! Pre-packaged, disease-specific vitamins and herbs would make it so much easier for people to manage their health. It could save time, reduce confusion, and help ensure the right dosages. Hopefully, more companies will consider this approach in the future! 🌿

[@shambhusharma4992]

Good information

[@HealthHacksDaily01]

So nice of you

[@eductsrrumble]

Really eye-opening! I’ve been struggling with proteinuria for some time now, and it’s great to learn that vitamins can help. Definitely going to check out these supplements and see if they make a difference. Thanks for sharing this info - it’s exactly what I needed!

[@HealthHacksDaily01]

I'm so glad you found the information helpful! Proteinuria can be challenging, but it's great that you're learning how vitamins and supplements can support your kidney health. Taking the right ones can really make a difference over time. I’m confident that with the right approach, you’ll start to see improvements. If you ever need more guidance or have any questions about specific supplements, feel free to reach out. I'm here to help! Wishing you the best on your journey to better health! 😊

[@canadacabalenjourneyvlogz6345]

sir is this okay to take with people have kidney cyst? but benign and have kidney stones .please hoping to response to my concern thank you!!

[@HealthHacksDaily01]

If you have kidney cysts (benign) and kidney stones, it’s important to approach lemon water, green tea, or other remedies with caution and consult your doctor. Here's a general guide: Lemon Water Potential Benefits: Lemon contains citric acid, which can help prevent certain types of kidney stones (like calcium oxalate stones) by increasing citrate levels in the urine. Caution: If your stones are uric acid-based or your doctor has advised you to avoid acidic foods, discuss lemon water with them first. Green Tea with Ginseng and Ginger Potential Benefits: Green tea contains antioxidants and may have mild diuretic effects, which could support kidney function. Caution: Ginseng and ginger may interact with certain medications or aggravate existing conditions. Use sparingly and only with medical advice. General Advice Stay Hydrated: Drinking plenty of water is the most important thing for managing kidney stones and cysts. Limit Oxalates: Foods high in oxalates (like spinach, rhubarb, or excessive tea) can contribute to stone formation. Monitor Sodium: Reduce salt intake to minimize kidney stress. Always consult your healthcare provider before introducing new remedies, especially with kidney conditions. They can tailor advice to your specific health needs.

[@canadacabalenjourneyvlogz6345]

@@HealthHacksDaily01 thank you so much!