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Which Foods to Avoid with Kidney Disease?

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The kidney is one of the most crucial organs in our body. It is the central processing unit that removes toxins from the body and is responsible for the absorption of water and other minerals. Nowadays, even two kidneys are not enough to support our unhealthy eating habits. It is always considered to take ayurvedic kidney treatment. Here we will discuss some of the foods to avoid to keep the kidneys healthy and strong. Pickles- In India, pickles are something we consume every day. The answer to why pickles are not good for kidney health is an excess amount of vegetable oil and salt (sodium). Pickles are high in sodium, so you need to control your sodium intake to have healthy kidneys. Tomatoes- Tomatoes contain more than 300 mg of potassium. Lycopene and other components found in tomatoes can help you develop better skin and health, but the potassium content can affect your entire kidney system. For better kidneys, it is always advisable to consume tomatoes in cooked form. Potass

Does chronic kidney disease causes high BP, or does high BP cause CKD? - A mystery solved with Ayurveda

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Ayurvedic kidney disease treatment includes medicines used to treat both the diseases, if associated and help a person recover well to a healthy state. Before we know about Kidney disease treatment in ayurveda , we must know about the conditions and how these are related. What do we mean by high blood pressure (HBP)? The heart pumps blood to all of the body's organs. While flowing through the blood vessels, the blood exerts pressure against the walls of the blood vessels. This pressure is measured as blood pressure using a sphygmomanometer. Hypertension and high blood pressure are the same. High blood pressure is the increase in the force that blood places on blood vessels as it moves through the body. What are kidneys, and what function do they do? Kidneys are among the vital body organs. These are part of the excretory system. Kidneys, ureters, and bladder, all together constitute the urinary system. Kidneys contain a large number of very thin blood vessels, which filt