Hi, hope your day is going great?
Kidneys are Multi-Functional Organ, they are the Power House coordinating some major activities in the Body. Some of the core actions of kidneys include:
* Acid regulation
* Waste extraction
* Blood pressure regulation
* Red blood cell regulation
* Water & Minerals level balancing
* Produce active form of vitamin D needed for bone health, etc
Because of these vital functions’ kidneys perform and the toxins they encounter, kidneys are liable to various problems, such as:
* Dehydration
* Stone formation
* Urinary tract infections
* Blood-clotting disorders
* Auto-immune kidney disorders
* Decreased blood flow caused by low blood pressure
Everyone is born with two kidneys, but many people can live on just one in case the other one pack-up as a result of any of the problems early mentioned. Acute kidney failure is a condition in which both kidneys suddenly lose their ability to function properly.
The question needed to be answered right now is, *how can one avert the menace of kidney problems?* Really, today’s post answers to this therefore, let’s see them one after the other
*1) Stop delaying going to toilet:* Keeping your urine in your bladder for too long is a bad idea. A constant full bladder can cause bladder damage. Urine that stays long in the bladder multiplies bacteria quickly.
Once urine refluxes back to the urethra and kidneys, it can result in kidney infections, then urinary tract infections, and nephritis (kidney inflammation), plus uremia (high levels of urea in the blood). Therefore, when nature calls, do it as soon as possible.
*2) Stop eating too much salt:* Eating salt is good, but too much of it is bad! It’s long been known that salt increases blood pressure, particularly in people with elevated levels.
Increase in blood pressure can cause damage to the blood vessels and filters in the kidney, making removal of waste from the body difficult. Therefore, you should eat salt as appropriate or eat salt not more than WHO recommended daily intake of 2,000 mg (2 grams).
*3) Stop eating too much meat:* Eating meat is also good, but eating too much protein as diet is very harmful to your kidneys. When protein digest, it produces ammonia (a toxin that is very destructive to kidneys). Therefore, more meat intake equals more kidney damage.
Here I will stop for today, to be continued in my next post. It is going to be a further eyes opener for Healthy Living. Thanks as always for being a valued reader.
Always Stay Enlightened,
Always take Charge of your Prostate Health
*Lol.*Causes Of Kidney Problems, Beware And Bewarned*
Hi, hope your day is going great?
Kidneys are Multi-Functional Organ, they are the Power House coordinating some major activities in the Body. Some of the core actions of kidneys include:
* Acid regulation
* Waste extraction
* Blood pressure regulation
* Red blood cell regulation
* Water & Minerals level balancing
* Produce active form of vitamin D needed for bone health, etc
Because of these vital functions’ kidneys perform and the toxins they encounter, kidneys are liable to various problems, such as:
* Dehydration
* Stone formation
* Urinary tract infections
* Blood-clotting disorders
* Auto-immune kidney disorders
* Decreased blood flow caused by low blood pressure
Everyone is born with two kidneys, but many people can live on just one in case the other one pack-up as a result of any of the problems early mentioned. Acute kidney failure is a condition in which both kidneys suddenly lose their ability to function properly.
The question needed to be answered right now is, *how can one avert the menace of kidney problems?* Really, today’s post answers to this therefore, let’s see them one after the other
*1) Stop delaying going to toilet:* Keeping your urine in your bladder for too long is a bad idea. A constant full bladder can cause bladder damage. Urine that stays long in the bladder multiplies bacteria quickly.
Once urine refluxes back to the urethra and kidneys, it can result in kidney infections, then urinary tract infections, and nephritis (kidney inflammation), plus uremia (high levels of urea in the blood). Therefore, when nature calls, do it as soon as possible.
*2) Stop eating too much salt:* Eating salt is good, but too much of it is bad! It’s long been known that salt increases blood pressure, particularly in people with elevated levels.
Increase in blood pressure can cause damage to the blood vessels and filters in the kidney, making removal of waste from the body difficult. Therefore, you should eat salt as appropriate or eat salt not more than WHO recommended daily intake of 2,000 mg (2 grams).
*3) Stop eating too much meat:* Eating meat is also good, but eating too much protein as diet is very harmful to your kidneys. When protein digest, it produces ammonia (a toxin that is very destructive to kidneys). Therefore, more meat intake equals more kidney damage.
Here I will stop for today, to be continued in my next post. It is going to be a further eyes opener for Healthy Living. Thanks as always for being a valued reader.
Always Stay Enlightened,
Always take Charge of your Prostate Health
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