Bladder/Kidney Detox
Bladder-Kidney Detox Plan
Bladder-Kidney Self Test
Bladder-Kidney Bodywork Suggestions
Bladder-Kidney Detox Nutritional Therapy
Supplement Suggestions
Kidney function is vital to health. The kidneys are largely responsible for the elimination of waste products from protein breakdown (such as urea and ammonia). If the movement of salts, proteins or other bio-chemicals goes awry, a whole range of health problems arises, from mild water retention, to major kidney failure, and mineral loss. Concentrated protein wastes can cause chronic inflammation of the kidney filtering tissues (nephritis), and can overload the bloodstream with toxins, causing uremia.
But your bladder and kidneys do more than just remove water wastes. They channel pollutants and chemicals out of our systems before they build up in the tissues and contaminate our cells. This is obviously crucial to the body's internal hygiene. The bladder and kidneys are primary removal sites for toxic and potentially toxic chemicals in the bloodstream.
The urinary system is also part of a complex process that maintains your body's fluid stability. Urinary controls are involved with the brain, hormones, and receptors all over the body. They serve as smart controls that register what your body needs for fluids. Sometimes, they remove very little salt or water; at other times, they remove a lot. By the way, dehydration is the most common stress on the kidneys. Natural medicine emphasizes the importance of ample, high-quality water for kidney health. Read more on The Importance of Water.