A simple urine test may reveal your risk for future disease. High protein levels in urine (over 500 mg/L) indicate proteinuria, an early sign of kidney damage. Proteinuria, not a condition on its own but a symptom of kidney disease, often goes unnoticed. Reducing proteinuria can prevent further kidney damage, saving you from pain and costly treatments. In this video, we'll discuss ten vitamins that can help stop proteinuria and heal kidney damage.
Learn which vitamins are essential, why they're important, and how to get enough in your diet. Watch until the end to understand the causes and prevention of proteinuria. The kidneys filter blood and remove waste, maintaining balanced fluids and healthy blood pressure. Some vitamins may be low in people with kidney damage, but replacing them can improve kidney function. Discover how these vitamins support your kidneys and overall health.
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