7 Simple Daily Habits to Quickly Lower Creatinine Levels and Avoid Dialysis

7 Simple Daily Habits to Quickly Lower Creatinine Levels and Avoid Dialysis
Welcome to Health Hacks Daily, your premier source for actionable health tips! Discover life-changing advice in our latest KZbin video, "7 Simple Daily Habits to Quickly Lower Creatinine Levels and Avoid Dialysis." Learn how to protect your kidneys with easy, effective habits. 🩺💧
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In this video, we share practical strategies to help you manage kidney health and prevent serious issues. Understand the importance of recognizing kidney failure symptoms, kidney disease symptoms, and chronic kidney disease early on to take proactive steps towards better health. 💡👩‍⚕️
We cover seven daily habits that can significantly lower creatinine levels, a key marker of kidney function. From dietary adjustments to lifestyle changes, these habits are designed to support kidney health and reduce the risk of chronic kidney disease and dialysis. 🌿🍎
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7 Simple Daily Habits to Quickly Lower Creatinine Levels and Avoid Dialysis

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I'm so grateful for your advice. My grandma has been struggling with her kidney function, and these daily habits seem like a practical way to help her. Thank you, Health Hacks Daily!

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Thank you so much for this life-changing video! My dad has been struggling with high creatinine levels, and these daily habits are exactly what we've been looking for. Your channel is a beacon of hope for us.

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Thank you for sharing these amazing daily habits! My brother has been battling kidney issues, and your video gives us new hope for lowering his creatinine levels. Your channel is a true blessing.

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The emphasis on holistic approaches over medical interventions resonated with me. It's encouraging to see a focus on lifestyle changes that can potentially improve kidney function.

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Thank you for this incredible video! My friend is dealing with high creatinine levels, and your tips give us a natural way to support his health. Your dedication to helping others is truly inspiring.

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This video came at just the right time for me. Dealing with high creatinine levels has been stressful, but these practical tips offer hope. Thank you for sharing such valuable information!

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Onions as a food for kidney health? That's incredible! Their detoxifying effects sound so beneficial.

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For some reason, this video seemed to explain the effects of the foods mentioned. Thank you for sharing this information with me.

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The presentation of this video is impressive. Its straightforward, easy to understand, and highlights the importance of dietary choices for kidney health.

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[@PerryNight-gc3fp]

60 year old male I've been bodybuilding for 40 years never had a problem my kidneys but the last 2 to 3 years I've been taking 5 to 10 g of creatine a day my creatinine levels went up to1.36.reference range 70-1 35 mg/dl. no more creatine supplementation.

[@HealthHacksDaily01]

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[@uffetrader8134]

There are other ways to measure the kidney function! Like Cystatine C in the blood and also the protein in the urin!

[@lamarlewis4018]

I found myself taking notes throughout the video! These habits seem manageable and promising. I look forward to integrating them into my routine and monitoring their impact on my health.

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It is courteous that if you are within the first few comments, to please list the 7 habits to save others time who are trying to watch numerous videos. My tip: If you feel your kidneys are struggling; request labs. eGFR is an indication in itself but there are other labs that are also telling. make sure you do follow-up labs a respectable time apart whether it be 30, 60, or 90 days. Do not wait 6 months or even worse, a whole year!! 1. Avoid vigorous exercise. 2. Quit Smoking 3. Avoid certain supplements (creatine) 4. Reduce protein intake. Opt for lean protein options; chicken, fish, plant based protein (beans, lentils, tofu (easier on kidneys). Lower animal proteins. 5. Increase fiber intake (apples, beans, whole grains, leafy greens). 30-35g fiber Daily 6. Limit salt intake; significantly limit or eat no processed foods 7. Drink more water; adequate hydration. 3.7L for men (125 ounces), 2.7 for women (91 ounces) You're welcome.

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Thank you for sharing, we will have a list in the next video, have a nice day!

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I would never drink that amount of water in a day. I wouldn't be able to leave the house. That's ridiculous.

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[@HealthHacksDaily01]

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[@mckenzpace3710]

This video left me wondering if these habits are suitable for all stages of kidney disease. I'd be interested in learning more about adapting them based on individual health conditions.

[@HealthHacksDaily01]

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[@meredithhowerton202]

I would love to learn more about the scientific basis behind each habit, particularly how they directly impact creatinine levels. A deeper dive into the research would be greatly appreciated.

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Your advice seems to be very beneficial to not only the patients suffering from kidney disease but also those who wish to avoid problems by using the methods suggested by you.

[@HealthHacksDaily01]

Thank you

[@ernestheau9146]

I knew this video was going to recommend good hydration but was shocked at the recommendations for men and women. For men (me) it was 125 ounces, or 15.6 CUPS PER DAY! There is no way in the world I can do that, even if some of that water comes with food. My only choice is to be more aware of my number of cups per day and try to improve that. The National Institute of Health recommends 13 cups per day for men. That is still a big challenge, esp. for a smaller guy like me.

[@gideongangmei3478]

1 avoid vigorous exercise 2 quit smoking 3 avoid certain supplements containing creatinine 4 reduce protein intake 5 increase fibre intake 6 limit salt intake 7 drink more water

[@maestrolms1]

Thank you! Cuts to the chase!

[@KaraPorter-ix8hg]

I am 40 yrs male and my creatinine level is 1.33 and I am daily gym goer and workout intencity is normal. Can I use whey, pre workout and bcaa?? Pls reply

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I would avoid certain protein shakes/powders , Also drink plenty water .

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[@syndroz1516]

If i want baked goods can i look for whole wheat alternatives or is that still bad?

[@HealthHacksDaily01]

You can opt for whole wheat alternatives, as they might be better than refined white flour. However, you should consult your doctor or a nutritionist to be sure.

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Creatinine level is Reduced from 6.39 to 0.7 in Siddha Medicine

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What are the 7 daily habits

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[@mmscuf]

Well, maybe 90% true. The part about consuming 3.7 liters a day for men is a good 1 liter too much. If you consume 3.7 liters of water per day, it is so much that your body flushes out a hell of a lot more than it should be doing including stuff that you should be retaining. So… Hold-off on drinking that much water!

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[@merryx-mart9943]

1. Avoid vigorous exercises (weight lifting , sprinting) that places pressure on kidney 2. Avoid /quit smoking 3. Avoid certain supplements that contain creatine 4. Reduce protein intake ...opt for moderate portions of lean protein across all meals each day 5. Increase fibre intake 6. Limit salt intake - avoid processed and fast foods , use herbs & spices instead of salt 7. Drink more water daily ...stay hydrated

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[@javaidzaidi]

You say leafy greens are good. I assume you mean Spinach, Kale etc by leafy greens. The doctors say no to leafy greens as they contain too much potassium. The kidneys fail to filter out all the potassium. This results in too much potassium level in the blood, and this could harm the functioning of the heart. I would like your comments on that. Thanks,

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Some leafy greens, however, contain high levels of potassium, yes that's true.

[@uffetrader8134]

The question is? Is the creatinine levels in the blood, dangerous? Or is it just a indirect way to measure the kidney function?

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Im hearing (skim)milk hydrates better than water

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is very informative content. . my question I was diagnosed with cyst in the kidney about 0.03 . my neurology doctor told me not to worry i need a second opinion from you what is your advice for medication. hoping to hear from you soon!

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[@jeffreyforte]

Do you feel these recommendations apply to dialysis patients also?

[@HealthHacksDaily01]

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This video is a game-changer! My cousin has been worried about her creatinine levels, and your daily habits offer a hopeful path forward. Thank you for sharing such valuable information.

[@EliMYoung]

During the summer my husband and I kept a gallon water bottle with a spout in the fridge, I would put slices of lemon , lime and either cucumber slices or berries in it. This was a great way to drink water . It tasted nice and cool and had fruits in it giving a flavorful taste.

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I am suffering from ckd tqsm u made my day creatinie low

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[@laurenplummer2306]

The clarity of explanations and practicality of suggestions in this video were impressive. I feel more informed and motivated to adopt these habits to potentially improve my kidney health.

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[@robynmcmillan5048]

I've been struggling to find reliable advice on managing creatinine levels without medication, and this video provided exactly what I needed. The simplicity of the habits mentioned makes them easy to incorporate into daily life.

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[@mckenzpace3710]

I never realized how much certain foods could impact kidney health until watching this. Definitely going to make some changes to my diet.

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[@HealthHacksDaily01]

All foods are safe, but if you have severe kidney disease or any chronic disease, you should consider the dosage from your doctor. We need to balance our food