Urinary health topics including hydration, irritation, prevention strategies, and supportive options. Includes guidance on when symptoms may indicate something requiring prompt care.
There is more potassium (K) in body cells than any other mineral, and you need large amounts of it. Potassium helps maintain proper acid-like alkaline balance in the blood and tissues and prevents over-acidity. It is essential for muscle contraction, promotes hormone secretion, and helps kidneys detoxify the blood. Its viral functions include acting as…
Urinary incontinence occurs when the muscles within and surrounding the bladder do not function normally. As a result, urine leaks, causing urinary incontinence. It affects not just women but also men. You may be shocked if you Google the stats of how many people are affected in your country! You may find that people in…
Urinary Stones Urinary stones are among the urinary system diseases that result from calculi formation in a liquid environment, in this case, urine. Calculi form is caused by the precipitation or solidification of substances, usually dissolved for physical or chemical reasons. These dissolved substances form a solid core called calculus. The size of the stones…
Almost all urinary system herbal remedies act on the kidneys, causing an increase in the amount of urine. The water with which herbal teas are prepared enhances these diuretic properties of herbs. Increasing urine volume promotes the urinary system’s functions of eliminating waste substances that the kidneys perform. Hence, they help cleanse the blood and…
People suffering from kidney failure should seek out and consume as many kidney friendly foods as possible. Kidney failure is the loss of the organ’s capacity to produce urine and expel the waste material produced within the body. There are two types of kidney failure: Most vegetables via a vegetarian diet are among the top…
Before we get to the list of foods that cause kidney stones, let’s look further into this painful condition. Kidney stones are also known as nephrolithiasis, urolithiasis, and lithiasis. They consist of the formation of calculi or stones in the interior of the kidney. They may also occur in the urinary bladder but less frequently….
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