Can Yoga Help Lower Urea and Creatinine Levels?

πŸ”Ή Introduction πŸ”Ή How Yoga Helps Reduce Urea & Creatinine Levels βœ… Improves Blood Circulation to Kidneys 🩸 βœ… Reduces Stress & Cortisol Levels πŸ§˜β€β™‚οΈ βœ… Aids Kidney Detox & Urine Flow 🚽 βœ… Regulates Blood Sugar & BP 🩸 βœ… Prevents Fluid Retention & Swelling πŸ’§ 🚨 Yoga should be combined with a kidney-friendly … Read more

Is BUN More Important Than Creatinine?

πŸ”Ή Introduction πŸ”Ή Key Differences Between BUN & Creatinine Factor BUN (Blood Urea Nitrogen) Creatinine Source Breakdown of dietary protein Breakdown of muscle metabolism Kidney Function Indicator? Affected by diet, hydration, and stress More specific to kidney function Affected by? Dehydration, high protein intake, liver function, bleeding Muscle mass, kidney filtration (GFR) Normal Range 7-20 … Read more

Can Fasting Help Reduce Urea Levels?

πŸ”Ή Introduction πŸ”Ή How Fasting Reduces Urea Levels βœ… Reduces Protein Breakdown πŸ₯© βœ… Improves Kidney Filtration (GFR) πŸ₯ βœ… Enhances Autophagy (Cellular Cleansing) πŸ”„ βœ… Balances Blood Sugar & Blood Pressure 🩸 🚨 If you have CKD or diabetes, consult a doctor before fasting. πŸ”Ή Best Types of Fasting for Lowering Urea 1. Intermittent … Read more

Best Teas for Kidney Detox & Lowering Urea

πŸ”Ή Introduction πŸ”Ή 1. Nettle Leaf Tea πŸƒ βœ… Natural diuretic – Helps flush out urea and creatinine.βœ… Anti-inflammatory properties – Protects kidney cells.βœ… Boosts kidney filtration, preventing toxin buildup. πŸ’‘ How to Prepare:βœ” Boil 1 teaspoon of dried nettle leaves in 1 cup of water for 10 minutes.βœ” Strain and drink 1-2 cups daily. … Read more

Foods to Avoid If Your Urea Levels Are High

πŸ”Ή Introduction πŸ”Ή 1. Avoid High-Protein Foods πŸ– βœ… Excess protein increases urea production, making kidneys work harder. 🚫 Foods to Avoid:❌ Red Meat – Beef, pork, lamb (high in nitrogen waste).❌ Processed Meats – Sausages, bacon, hot dogs, ham.❌ Dairy Products – Cheese, whole milk, yogurt, butter.❌ Egg Yolks – High in protein and … Read more

Understanding Creatinine Levels – What’s Normal & When to Worry

Introduction Creatinine is a waste product produced by muscle metabolism and filtered out by the kidneys. High creatinine levels can indicate kidney dysfunction, but what levels are considered normal? Understanding your creatinine levels and knowing when to take action can help prevent kidney disease. 1. What Are Normal Creatinine Levels? Creatinine levels vary based on … Read more