10 Best Herbs for Natural Kidney Cleansing and Detox ( Works 100%)
Channel: THE HEALTH ROOM
Date: 2019-11-02

Want to Cleanse and DETOX your KIDNEYS?
Here are 10 herbs Proven to work naturally towards making your kidney function well again.
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The kidneys perform essential functions that keep the body healthy. These two small, bean-shaped organs filter toxins from the blood, balance mineral levels, and help regulate blood pressure.

Most people can keep their kidneys healthy by staying hydrated and eating a balanced, healthful diet. But some are bad at taking care of their KIDNEYS.

Luckily there are Herbs presented in this Video proven to revive your damaged kidney.

If you consume adequate fluids, which can take the form of foods such as fruits and vegetables as well as water and other liquids, the kidneys are self-cleansing.


Kidney cleanses using herbs may vary in approach. Here's a look at some of the most common types of Herb kidney cleansers.

1. CELERY ROOT.
Our kidneys rely on a balance of potassium and sodium to do their work, and celery contains both. 

2. HYDRANGEA ROOT.
Hydrangea root was popular among Native Americans and early settlers, both of whom used the plant for promoting kidney and bladder health. 

3. PARSLEY.
Parsley is typically used as a garnish, which may strike some people like a useless bit of herb. 

4. GOTU KOLA.
Brahmi or Gotu Kola is best known as an ingredient in Ayurvedic brain tonics and hair or skincare products. While its soothing effects on the mind and nervous system may be well known, most people don’t realize that there’s a lot more that this potent herb can be used for. 
5. CORNSILK.
Those silky fibers at the tops of the ears of corn can be a total nuisance when you are trying to enjoy the corn itself. But corn silk is actually really good for you! It supports kidney and urinary tract health because it works to maintain optimal calcium and fluid levels.

6. CINNAMON.
Cinnamon is a sweet and spicy bark that adds zest to many dishes. It can also help to regulate the body’s glucose levels. Eating cinnamon frequently offers protection from metabolic disorders, including diabetes, and also protects the kidneys from damage due to chronic high blood sugar. A


7. GARLIC.
Garlic contains an active ingredient called allicin, which is good for you in a lot of ways. It has antibacterial, anti-inflammatory, and anti-fungal properties. This helps your kidneys to filter harmful invaders from your blood. 

8. VARUNA (CRATAEVA NURVALA).
Although relatively obscure outside of India, the herb Varuna has held an important position in Ayurvedic medicine for millennia. Classical Ayurvedic texts describe the herb as a blood purifier and diuretic that can help deal with a variety of urinary tract infections. 
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9. TURMERIC.
If you love curry, you are already familiar with turmeric. It’s the distinctive herb that gives curry its color and flavor. Turmeric contains a compound called curcumin, which is stellar at reducing the effects of inflammatory enzymes that can cause chronic kidney disease. 

10. DANDELION ROOT.
Turns out, those spring and summertime invaders of your yard are more than just weeds. Dandelion leaves are edible either cooked or raw, but it’s the roots that really help your kidneys. 

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