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12 Best Herbs that Support Kidney Health
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7. Chanca Piedra
The name means “stone breaker” and is a favorite in South American countries for supporting kidney health, and even clinical trials support its effectiveness. This herb is also wide spread in Ayurvedic medicine for its ability to support bladder, liver, and kidney health.
8. Banaba
Indigenous to India, Australia, and Southeast Asia, this ornamental plant has been used for hundreds of years as a remedy for bladder and kidney problems. It’s also a natural diuretic. Although much of current research available for this herb focuses on its high levels of corosolic acid and its effect on diabetics, but the leaves of this plant are known to relive urinary tract infections. Regular consumption of this plant can prevent gallstones and alleviate the discomfort that comes with kidney stones.
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9. Java Tea
This “tea” is sold in Dutch, Swiss, French, and Indonesian pharmacies as a remedy for kidney problems. Java tea has diuretic properties and helps the kidneys remove nitrogen containing compounds. Researchers show that Java tea helps to dissolve kidney stones, cure kidney infections, and offering support for healthy kidneys due to its potassium, glycoside, and volatile oils.
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Gabe
May 21, 2015 at 12:28 pm
I’m sure, Ariel could write a comprehensive article on kidney health.
Stephen Crouse
Feb 13, 2017 at 8:52 pm
Thanks for the information!