Green tea, plums and prunes, parsley are the best friends of the kidney. I tried them all and noticed a big improvement in the functioning of the kidneys, particularly when I don't drink my daily minimum of water.
It's great that you've noticed such a positive impact! Alongside these foods, have you considered any specific exercises or lifestyle changes to complement their effects on kidney function?
@@PureNutrition101 I'm mindful of my diet and I started using a terra cotta pot in which I let my water steep and soak in all the necessary minerals that improve the absorption of water at a cellular level and therefore the kidneys do not get overworked . I always thought of water as plain water, until I read about "dead water" (particularly bottled water) which lacks a lot of minerals that are necessary for the absorption, a problem solved by the terra cotta pot.
I fully agree with you. My family doctor at Kaiser Permanente even does not want to refer me to a kidney physician specialist while my creatinine is around 35 level. I see I must appeal to the Health Insurance Authority and change my health insurance provider.
@@chungkuo4928And take over your own health. Use the allopathic system for regular testing of blood and urine, then take that information and use nutrition/lifestyle to improve them. 😀 Allopathic medicine is super for emergency care. I want it if I get in a car wreck or need other emergency care since it can save my life. For chronic health issues, it is lousy and just a money making scheme for Big Pill. In fact, it can be anti-healthcare.
That's a common misconception. While doctors prioritize evidence-based medicine, many do recommend supplements when needed. Have you discussed supplements with your doctor before?
I have to tell you, I never got an explanation for taking bicarbonate soda from my doctor. I asked him, also I said I don't see results. His answer was "we see it in your test." That's all I got. Thank you for this; it all made sense to me. And will try what you've recommended and info from your other vids. I hope you don't mind, but I'd like to suggest to my fellow CKD'ers. I take " Pure Premium" Kidney support and as for myself. It has made a difference. Better urine flow, no constipation, as long as I don't eat anything to cause it. Also I haven't had any real pain in my kidneys for a while. That's the one I'm Happy about. This is only a suggestion. My changes started within a month. My doctor says there have been no changes, but my body says otherwise. Thank You
Thank you for sharing your experience and suggestions! It's great to hear that "Pure Premium" Kidney Support has helped you. How did you discover this supplement, and what changes did you notice first? Your insights could be valuable for others managing CKD.
I found the supplement by hit or miss. I didn't like feeling lousy while taking a medication that was supposed to be helping me. I still take my bicarbonate every day , more so now that I know why. I read reviews, about ingredients and some effects and side effects. It took awhile. One day I realized my kidneys don't hurt. My urine flow was stronger, and it wasn't a challenge to take a dump. I had been using OTC things to help with the constipation but it was still work. It's been awhile but that's pretty much how it went. The pain was gone first, that I know for sure 😊. There are things that I have on and off worked on changing, since I began taking pure premium, like what I eat and other herbs, teas and supplements that I'm hoping will further my healing. Dialysis is a curse word and I don't want to hear it.
Indeed, in the past, bicarbonate of soda was commonly used for various health purposes. Have you found it effective for managing any specific health issues, or have you tried any modern alternatives?
I have ckd stage 4.. My nephrologist put me on sodium bicarbonate 6 times a day. It makes me nauseous. But this vid says its supposed to help.. Thanks for the video. I subscribed to check out other videos on ckd. 🌹
I'm glad you found the video helpful! Nausea can be a common side effect with sodium bicarbonate. Have you discussed this with your nephrologist? They may adjust your dosage or recommend alternative strategies to manage your CKD effectively.
The dosage of sodium bicarbonate can vary depending on individual health needs and kidney function. It's crucial to follow your nephrologist's specific instructions tailored to your condition. Have you discussed the dosage and any concerns you have with your healthcare provider?
Glad you found the video useful! Baking soda can be a game-changer for kidney health. Are you planning to combine it with other lifestyle changes like diet and exercise?
Thanks for the feedback! We'll definitely aim for brevity in our next video. By the way, have you tried using baking soda for lowering creatinine levels yourself?
@@PureNutrition101 I was first tested 10 years ago, with a GFR of 33. I have been as low as 26 GFR. My wife had been making us quite a few hamburgers. 3 months later the next test was 28, next 3 months was 31,Then my last test i measured a nice 34. A big reason my test improved was cutting back on red meat. I use 1/2 tsp each day baking soda.Put it in my coffee. This saves kidneys having to work so hard. Sodium Bicarbonate is only 1/3 salt.
Thanks for sharing your experience! Have you noticed any significant improvements in your kidney function since starting the sodium carbonate treatment?
Thanks so much for a wonderful lecture, I am 65 years old and born with one kidney my kidney functions are normal, a. Potassium level is little higher do you recommend baking soda?
Thank you for your kind words! Starting with baking soda can indeed be a helpful step. Have you considered consulting with a healthcare professional for personalized guidance on incorporating it into your routine?
Many people no longer trust doctors. I read the other day trust in doctors and hospitals a few years ago was 70-something percent. Now it’s 40-something percent.
To start with I have high creatinine and my kidneys aren’t filtering well. On the other hand I’m not diabetic my blood pressure is good, if anything it rather tends to be low…. I always eat a balanced Mediterranean meals. I really don’t know what I’m doing wrong with my health.
It sounds like you're doing many things right with your diet and lifestyle. However, high creatinine levels can be influenced by various factors beyond diet alone. Have you discussed possible causes and solutions with a healthcare professional recently?
Thank you! I'm glad you found the video informative. Have you tried using baking soda to lower creatinine levels before, or is this your first time hearing about it?
Wow, I've heard of baking soda being used for many things, but this is a new one! Can anyone share their personal experience with using baking soda to lower creatinine levels? Did you see any improvements? Would love to hear your stories and learn more!
Absolutely! Baking soda has versatile uses indeed. While it's often touted for its cleaning prowess, its potential in managing creatinine levels is intriguing. Has anyone here tried it? Share your experiences!
Great video, thank you so,so Much.Doctor haven't help much,going for scnd opinion but eating the right fruits nd veggies and the right proteins for the last 6 weeks, seeing a DO primary doctor on July 9 for a second opinion.But feeling better 🙏 hopefully will ace it with better results.
People on dialysis should consult their healthcare team before taking acacia fiber or any new supplement. It's important to ensure it won't interfere with medications or worsen existing conditions. Have you discussed this with your healthcare provider yet?
"I'm so sorry to hear about your son's diagnosis. It must be incredibly tough for your family right now. In cases like this, it's crucial to work closely with your healthcare team to understand all treatment options available. Have they discussed dialysis or a kidney transplant as potential treatments? Ensuring he receives the best care and support is key."
I pray your son gets the best help. Watch some videos about niacin with the flush at 500mg and aids kidney disease. I know there’s been some bad press on niacin but some doctors said it’s a conspiracy when analysing the data which was biased done on people using statins. I noticed foam in my iron, my sides were hurrying really bad and my number two slowed down, finding it hard to go. I drank lots of green, rooibos, hibiscus, oregano tea, reinstated niacin (vit B3 NB: with flush), started doing keto and only a small window of eating from 2pm-6pm (4 hours) rest of hours intermittent fasting. The foam has gone right down and the pain in my back. What I eat - lots of organic eggs with Ghee butter, turmeric, cayenne and BPepper, activated walnuts (Amazon), lots of kale spinach, huge amounts of onions, mackerel fish (tinned), bio yogurt (with cultures, although proper kefir with little sugar is better), mixture of nuts and seeds, chia, flax, apples, banana (just half a day whilst on keto). You probably know all this. You must be going through hell. I pray for your son and you. You might want to consider him doing a dry fast for one day a week which is equivalent to three day water fast advised by Dr Eric Berg. The fasting will give the kidneys a rest from filtering and when autophagy sets in it starts to heal the cells at the cellular level. Many that has reversed kidney damage has all incorporated fasting. I’m doing a dry fast tomorrow, then after another half day with just water once a week. I’m hoping that will help. Him being just 13 I hope he has the discipline for any help you try for him. All the best of luck
While baking soda may have some benefits, it's crucial to consult your healthcare provider before attempting to use it to improve kidney function, especially in advanced stages of CKD like stage 5. Have you discussed this option with your doctor yet?
@@PureNutrition101 thank you for your response I haven't asked My doctor yet but I think I am going to try it I have seen another video from someone who says he try it and had his kidney function go from stage 5 to stage 3 I will let you know what happens.
@@danielthompson5911 Thanks for sharing your plan with us! It's always insightful to hear about others' experiences. As you embark on this journey, remember to maintain open communication with your healthcare team. Have you considered any other complementary treatments alongside baking soda?
"I'm sorry to hear about your conditions. It's crucial to seek personalized advice from healthcare professionals who specialize in managing pancreatitis and chronic kidney disease (CKD). They can provide tailored guidance on dietary changes, medications, and lifestyle adjustments that can help manage your conditions effectively. Have you consulted with a healthcare provider yet to discuss your treatment plan?
I appreciate your skepticism and understand the need for reliable sources. I'll make sure to provide links to relevant studies in the video description for more detailed information on baking soda and its effects. Are there specific aspects of baking soda's use for kidney health that you’re most interested in exploring further? Let me know so I can provide the most relevant information.
Absolutely, being mindful of consequences is key. Whether it's health choices or life decisions, understanding potential outcomes is crucial. What specific situations have you found where being cautious made a significant difference? Share your experiences below!
Baking soda (sodium bicarbonate) can affect potassium levels, especially if taken in large amounts. It's essential to consult with a healthcare provider, especially if your potassium levels are already high or if you have kidney issues. They can provide personalized advice on whether baking soda is safe for you and in what amounts. Have you discussed this concern with your doctor or nephrologist?
Cream of tartar and baking soda have different roles in baking. Baking soda is a leavening agent that reacts with acidic ingredients to create carbon dioxide, which helps baked goods rise. Cream of tartar, on the other hand, is an acid that's often used to stabilize egg whites or prevent sugar crystallization in syrups. They serve different purposes in recipes and are not interchangeable as leavening agents.
Certainly! If you're looking for a quick, reliable remedy, consider this: age-old doesn't always mean effective. Many remedies lack scientific backing. My video offers a short, proven alternative. Ready to make an informed choice?
I understand lengthy lectures can be draining. In future videos, I'll strive to keep the content concise while still delivering valuable information. Would you prefer shorter, more focused discussions on specific topics?
It's essential to differentiate between excessive sodium consumption and the controlled use of baking soda for specific health purposes. When used correctly, baking soda can help manage creatinine levels and support kidney function. Have you discussed this approach with your healthcare provider?
I understand your concern, but it's essential to clarify that baking soda isn't directly prescribed to address low sodium bicarbonate levels. Instead, medical professionals may recommend lifestyle changes or other medications. Have you explored other options for managing your condition?
i was watching this and it went everywhere except how to simply use it. Did not need a history lesson on how a kidney works, i wanted to see if i simply sprinkled this in my food? what food. i was looking for what your title pretends this video is about. actually gave it a thumbs down and left it. I will search and look for a story on this subject that is not about miling the clock with history and other bs info.
I apologize for missing the mark on the information you were seeking. To clarify, this substance can be sprinkled on various foods like salads, soups, or even pasta dishes. It's versatile and adds a savory, umami flavor. Have you tried incorporating it into your meals before? What kind of dishes do you typically enjoy seasoning?
Green tea, plums and prunes, parsley are the best friends of the kidney. I tried them all and noticed a big improvement in the functioning of the kidneys, particularly when I don't drink my daily minimum of water.
It's great that you've noticed such a positive impact! Alongside these foods, have you considered any specific exercises or lifestyle changes to complement their effects on kidney function?
@@PureNutrition101 I'm mindful of my diet and I started using a terra cotta pot in which I let my water steep and soak in all the necessary minerals that improve the absorption of water at a cellular level and therefore the kidneys do not get overworked . I always thought of water as plain water, until I read about "dead water" (particularly bottled water) which lacks a lot of minerals that are necessary for the absorption, a problem solved by the terra cotta pot.
I was told to avoid dried fruits because they have too much potassium. So prunes would be a no-no.
Prunes have too much potassium.
I don't think baking soda would be good to take if I'm battling Hypertension😮
Who knew something as basic as baking soda could have such a big impact on kidney health? Mind blown!
Glad you found the information helpful!
My Irish dad. Raised with baking soda cures.
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Love how natural remedies like baking soda can make such a difference. Definitely sharing this with friends and family!
Thanks for your support!
If you wait for your doctor to recommend you supplements, my friend you're in big trouble. Doctors and supplements don't go in the same sentence.
Oh how true!😮
I fully agree with you. My family doctor at Kaiser Permanente even does not want to refer me to a kidney physician specialist while my creatinine is around 35 level. I see I must appeal to the Health Insurance Authority and change my health insurance provider.
@@chungkuo4928And take over your own health. Use the allopathic system for regular testing of blood and urine, then take that information and use nutrition/lifestyle to improve them. 😀 Allopathic medicine is super for emergency care. I want it if I get in a car wreck or need other emergency care since it can save my life. For chronic health issues, it is lousy and just a money making scheme for Big Pill. In fact, it can be anti-healthcare.
That’s very true!!!
That's a common misconception. While doctors prioritize evidence-based medicine, many do recommend supplements when needed. Have you discussed supplements with your doctor before?
I have to tell you, I never got an explanation for taking bicarbonate soda from my doctor. I asked him, also I said I don't see results. His answer was "we see it in your test." That's all I got. Thank you for this; it all made sense to me. And will try what you've recommended and info from your other vids. I hope you don't mind, but I'd like to suggest to my fellow CKD'ers. I take " Pure Premium" Kidney support and as for myself. It has made a difference. Better urine flow, no constipation, as long as I don't eat anything to cause it. Also I haven't had any real pain in my kidneys for a while. That's the one I'm Happy about. This is only a suggestion. My changes started within a month. My doctor says there have been no changes, but my body says otherwise. Thank You
Thank you for sharing your experience and suggestions! It's great to hear that "Pure Premium" Kidney Support has helped you. How did you discover this supplement, and what changes did you notice first? Your insights could be valuable for others managing CKD.
I found the supplement by hit or miss. I didn't like feeling lousy while taking a medication that was supposed to be helping me. I still take my bicarbonate every day , more so now that I know why. I read reviews, about ingredients and some effects and side effects. It took awhile. One day I realized my kidneys don't hurt. My urine flow was stronger, and it wasn't a challenge to take a dump. I had been using OTC things to help with the constipation but it was still work. It's been awhile but that's pretty much how it went. The pain was gone first, that I know for sure 😊. There are things that I have on and off worked on changing, since I began taking pure premium, like what I eat and other herbs, teas and supplements that I'm hoping will further my healing. Dialysis is a curse word and I don't want to hear it.
What is OTC@@carlosrodriguez4326
When I was a boy back in the 50s the daily taking of Bicarbonate of soda was normal. BiCarb as folk called it.
Indeed, in the past, bicarbonate of soda was commonly used for various health purposes. Have you found it effective for managing any specific health issues, or have you tried any modern alternatives?
My Irish father's cure for everything.
I have ckd stage 4.. My nephrologist put me on sodium bicarbonate 6 times a day. It makes me nauseous. But this vid says its supposed to help.. Thanks for the video. I subscribed to check out other videos on ckd. 🌹
how much sodium bicarbonate 6 times per day ?
😮
I'm glad you found the video helpful! Nausea can be a common side effect with sodium bicarbonate. Have you discussed this with your nephrologist? They may adjust your dosage or recommend alternative strategies to manage your CKD effectively.
The dosage of sodium bicarbonate can vary depending on individual health needs and kidney function. It's crucial to follow your nephrologist's specific instructions tailored to your condition. Have you discussed the dosage and any concerns you have with your healthcare provider?
6 times a day??? I'd suggest three times a day before you eat, until you get used to it. Six times a day is a lot!
Very useful video .
Thanks for sharing .
I'll start with consuming backing soda.
Glad you found the video useful! Baking soda can be a game-changer for kidney health. Are you planning to combine it with other lifestyle changes like diet and exercise?
Fairly good advice, but too long. Cut it in half, for better reads.
Thanks for the feedback! We'll definitely aim for brevity in our next video. By the way, have you tried using baking soda for lowering creatinine levels yourself?
@@PureNutrition101 I was first tested 10 years ago, with a GFR of 33. I have been as low as 26 GFR. My wife had been making us quite a few hamburgers. 3 months later the next test was 28, next 3 months was 31,Then my last test i measured a nice 34. A big reason my test improved was cutting back on red meat. I use 1/2 tsp each day baking soda.Put it in my coffee. This saves kidneys having to work so hard. Sodium Bicarbonate is only 1/3 salt.
If you really want to improve your health, a book wouldn't be enough. Please pass and allow those interested to read on. Thanks
Thanks for this VERY Educational video❤❤❤❤
Thank you for watching! I'm glad you found the video educational. Have you tried incorporating baking soda into your kidney health routine yet?
No my nephrologist prescribed the sodium carbonate 800 mg
Thanks for sharing your experience! Have you noticed any significant improvements in your kidney function since starting the sodium carbonate treatment?
Thanks so much for a wonderful lecture, I am 65 years old and born with one kidney my kidney functions are normal, a. Potassium level is little higher do you recommend baking soda?
Thank you for your kind words! Starting with baking soda can indeed be a helpful step. Have you considered consulting with a healthcare professional for personalized guidance on incorporating it into your routine?
Many people no longer trust doctors. I read the other day trust in doctors and hospitals a few years ago was 70-something percent. Now it’s 40-something percent.
To start with I have high creatinine and my kidneys aren’t filtering well. On the other hand I’m not diabetic my blood pressure is good, if anything it rather tends to be low…. I always eat a balanced Mediterranean meals. I really don’t know what I’m doing wrong with my health.
It sounds like you're doing many things right with your diet and lifestyle. However, high creatinine levels can be influenced by various factors beyond diet alone. Have you discussed possible causes and solutions with a healthcare professional recently?
@@PureNutrition101
Thanks for sharing this informative video
Thank you! I'm glad you found the video informative. Have you tried using baking soda to lower creatinine levels before, or is this your first time hearing about it?
I stopped taking my meds and listening to my doctors, Now I'm healthy. Evil Medocrats!
Wow, I've heard of baking soda being used for many things, but this is a new one! Can anyone share their personal experience with using baking soda to lower creatinine levels? Did you see any improvements? Would love to hear your stories and learn more!
Absolutely! Baking soda has versatile uses indeed. While it's often touted for its cleaning prowess, its potential in managing creatinine levels is intriguing. Has anyone here tried it? Share your experiences!
There is a product called kidney restore and the ingredients are niacin and baking soda for sure it will help you look it up
I started using it and it made me urinate too much but what was amazing I quit using it and I went back to urinating normal so it worked on me.
I thought that baking soda may increase level of sodium which is bad for ckd
Try Picot packets of baking soda and bubbles. Yummy. I grew up with baking soda cure for everything. Irish remedies I get up with.
Great video, thank you so,so Much.Doctor haven't help much,going for scnd opinion but eating the right fruits nd veggies and the right proteins for the last 6 weeks, seeing a DO primary doctor on July 9 for a second opinion.But feeling better 🙏 hopefully will ace it with better results.
great😊
Thank you! Have you tried using baking soda for kidney health before? I'd love to hear about your experience
I was just found out I’m in stage 3 kidney disease!
very nice
Thanks for watching! Did you know baking soda can also help with acid reflux and heartburn?
Can people on dialysis take acacia fiber?
People on dialysis should consult their healthcare team before taking acacia fiber or any new supplement. It's important to ensure it won't interfere with medications or worsen existing conditions. Have you discussed this with your healthcare provider yet?
My 13 year old sun has been diagnosed with a kidney failure...do you prefer to use it?
"I'm so sorry to hear about your son's diagnosis. It must be incredibly tough for your family right now. In cases like this, it's crucial to work closely with your healthcare team to understand all treatment options available. Have they discussed dialysis or a kidney transplant as potential treatments? Ensuring he receives the best care and support is key."
I pray your son gets the best help. Watch some videos about niacin with the flush at 500mg and aids kidney disease. I know there’s been some bad press on niacin but some doctors said it’s a conspiracy when analysing the data which was biased done on people using statins. I noticed foam in my iron, my sides were hurrying really bad and my number two slowed down, finding it hard to go. I drank lots of green, rooibos, hibiscus, oregano tea, reinstated niacin (vit B3 NB: with flush), started doing keto and only a small window of eating from 2pm-6pm (4 hours) rest of hours intermittent fasting. The foam has gone right down and the pain in my back. What I eat - lots of organic eggs with Ghee butter, turmeric, cayenne and BPepper, activated walnuts (Amazon), lots of kale spinach, huge amounts of onions, mackerel fish (tinned), bio yogurt (with cultures, although proper kefir with little sugar is better), mixture of nuts and seeds, chia, flax, apples, banana (just half a day whilst on keto). You probably know all this. You must be going through hell. I pray for your son and you. You might want to consider him doing a dry fast for one day a week which is equivalent to three day water fast advised by Dr Eric Berg. The fasting will give the kidneys a rest from filtering and when autophagy sets in it starts to heal the cells at the cellular level. Many that has reversed kidney damage has all incorporated fasting. I’m doing a dry fast tomorrow, then after another half day with just water once a week. I’m hoping that will help. Him being just 13 I hope he has the discipline for any help you try for him. All the best of luck
🙏🙏🙏 God bless
No, this child is very young, please do not try, its make my kidney's painful, please stop using such advices, unless your doctor recommend
Y’all can change the speed of the playback in the settings of this video to help with the length.
I have stage 5 ckd i am at 12 percent will baking soda help me bring up my kidney function
You should try! It won't hurt you!
While baking soda may have some benefits, it's crucial to consult your healthcare provider before attempting to use it to improve kidney function, especially in advanced stages of CKD like stage 5. Have you discussed this option with your doctor yet?
Definitely worth a shot!
@@PureNutrition101 thank you for your response I haven't asked My doctor yet but I think I am going to try it I have seen another video from someone who says he try it and had his kidney function go from stage 5 to stage 3 I will let you know what happens.
@@danielthompson5911 Thanks for sharing your plan with us! It's always insightful to hear about others' experiences. As you embark on this journey, remember to maintain open communication with your healthcare team. Have you considered any other complementary treatments alongside baking soda?
Thanks!
Thank you so much. God bless you
I got pancretitis and stage 3 ckd so confused on what to do any suggestions will be helpful thanks
"I'm sorry to hear about your conditions. It's crucial to seek personalized advice from healthcare professionals who specialize in managing pancreatitis and chronic kidney disease (CKD). They can provide tailored guidance on dietary changes, medications, and lifestyle adjustments that can help manage your conditions effectively. Have you consulted with a healthcare provider yet to discuss your treatment plan?
Picot packets are yummy. Baking soda cure and bubbles. Take one morning and night.
Baking Soda
I am skeptical about what you are saying in regard to baking soda. You cite studies but you do not provide links to those studies? Please do so.
I appreciate your skepticism and understand the need for reliable sources. I'll make sure to provide links to relevant studies in the video description for more detailed information on baking soda and its effects.
Are there specific aspects of baking soda's use for kidney health that you’re most interested in exploring further? Let me know so I can provide the most relevant information.
Be careful there is a reaction to every action .
Absolutely, being mindful of consequences is key. Whether it's health choices or life decisions, understanding potential outcomes is crucial. What specific situations have you found where being cautious made a significant difference? Share your experiences below!
Is baking soda ok if your potassium is high?
Baking soda (sodium bicarbonate) can affect potassium levels, especially if taken in large amounts. It's essential to consult with a healthcare provider, especially if your potassium levels are already high or if you have kidney issues. They can provide personalized advice on whether baking soda is safe for you and in what amounts. Have you discussed this concern with your doctor or nephrologist?
How much do you consume???
Picot packets are yummy. Baking soda cure and bubbles. Take one morning and night.
Can ' cream of tartar ' do the same job as baking soda?
Cream of tartar and baking soda have different roles in baking. Baking soda is a leavening agent that reacts with acidic ingredients to create carbon dioxide, which helps baked goods rise. Cream of tartar, on the other hand, is an acid that's often used to stabilize egg whites or prevent sugar crystallization in syrups. They serve different purposes in recipes and are not interchangeable as leavening agents.
cream of tartar has alot w/ potassium .
@@PureNutrition101baking powder??
Not baking soda
Picot packets are yummy. Baking soda cure and bubbles. Take one morning and night.
Good advice mixed with crap is a FAIL.
I'm googeing or going to You Tube. I don't need a 30 minute boring lecture. Im certain this is an age old remedy.
Certainly! If you're looking for a quick, reliable remedy, consider this: age-old doesn't always mean effective. Many remedies lack scientific backing. My video offers a short, proven alternative. Ready to make an informed choice?
It is. 😮😮😮
The doctor doesn’t care for me
Picot packets are yummy. Baking soda cure and bubbles. Take one morning and night.
long lecture.Tired of listening to him.
I understand lengthy lectures can be draining. In future videos, I'll strive to keep the content concise while still delivering valuable information. Would you prefer shorter, more focused discussions on specific topics?
A 15 minute tape lecture in mono tune a bit tiring . Thanks for the material and a comprehensive lecture.
The video is too long. You need to get to the point quicker.
Baking soda is a form of sodium the worst thing for kidneys
The kidneys produce sodium bicarbonate. If you're not producing enough it will be prescribed for you. You have no idea what you're talking about
It's essential to differentiate between excessive sodium consumption and the controlled use of baking soda for specific health purposes. When used correctly, baking soda can help manage creatinine levels and support kidney function. Have you discussed this approach with your healthcare provider?
I understand your concern, but it's essential to clarify that baking soda isn't directly prescribed to address low sodium bicarbonate levels. Instead, medical professionals may recommend lifestyle changes or other medications. Have you explored other options for managing your condition?
I have esrd
@@PureNutrition101 faa
Thanks for sharing!!
Are you sure it works ? Everyone has become an expert in medecine online !!!
i was watching this and it went everywhere except how to simply use it. Did not need a history lesson on how a kidney works, i wanted to see if i simply sprinkled this in my food? what food. i was looking for what your title pretends this video is about. actually gave it a thumbs down and left it. I will search and look for a story on this subject that is not about miling the clock with history and other bs info.
I apologize for missing the mark on the information you were seeking. To clarify, this substance can be sprinkled on various foods like salads, soups, or even pasta dishes. It's versatile and adds a savory, umami flavor. Have you tried incorporating it into your meals before? What kind of dishes do you typically enjoy seasoning?
Picot packets are yummy. Baking soda cure and bubbles. Take one morning and night.