Professor David Wheeler - 'How do SGLT2 inhibitors benefit the kidney?'

This video asks: How do SGLT2 inhibitors benefit the kidney?

[@kevinwellwrought2024]

Farxiga also increases ketones which is very bad for kidneys and can also cause ostheoporosis!

[@immadisarojini2775]

Nice 👍

[@Roberto-cg2gr]

Any research on fasting and SGLT2 Inhibitor?

[@Roberto-cg2gr]

Any research on zero carb with SGLT2 Inhibitor?

[@ahmedahm1]

5:27 The possible mechanism but "We are NOIT entirely sure" is the honest answer !!! Good talk

[@chrisyzuccaro1767]

Anyone taking this drug who is not diabetic ? and has CKD?

[@ahmedahm1]

Good question.... I think Empa (empagliflozin has a study called Empa-Kidney and included patients with CKD with / without T2DM) .... However i'd love to hear the answer from Prof. Wheeler .... My guess is that there will/probably be a benefit. If you found the answer plz tell me...

[@christinazuccaro981]

@@ahmedahm1 it does. actually really good for you if you have protein issues.

[@ahmedahm1]

@@christinazuccaro981 what are your scientific references ?

[@christinazuccaro981]

@@ahmedahm1 just medical journals online

[@christinazuccaro981]

but hard to trust any medical research after the whole COVID jab bullshit

[@susannichol7025]

Am on dapaglifloxin does that help my CKD I have type 2 diabetes microvascular angina

[@alexbrockus1437]

yes, farxiga currently has a 36% relative risk reduction for CKD patients with T2D

[@nenadcubric2663]

Jardiance

[@emmanuelaguilar1745]

Is it beneficial?

[@mohamedsidibe9023]

Thank you so much dear Professor