The kidneys play critical roles in our bodies, removing toxins, regulating fluid and mineral balance, and controlling blood pressure. Taking care of them is critical for maintaining good overall health. Fortunately, there are therapeutic herbs that can help you maintain kidney health naturally.<\/p>\n
Below, we describe how to make infusions with some of the best herbs for kidneys, how much to take, and what precautions to take.<\/p>\n
1. Dandelions (Taraxacum officinale)<\/p>\n
Benefits:<\/p>\n
It stimulates urine production.
\nHelps to remove pollutants.
\nEnhances digestion and liver function.
\nHow is it prepared?<\/p>\n
For each cup of hot water, add one tablespoon of dried leaves.
\nAllow it to sit for 10 minutes, then filter and drink.
\nRecommended dosage:<\/p>\n
1 to 2 cups each day for a maximum of two weeks at a time.
\nContraindications:<\/p>\n
Avoid in individuals with large gallstones.
\nIt is not suggested if you have ulcers or suffer from severe heartburn.
\nMay interact with diuretic or blood thinner medications.
\n2. Parsley (Petroselinum Crispum
\nBenefits:<\/p>\n
Helps to detoxify the kidneys.
\nIt stimulates urine production.
\nHigh in vitamin C and antioxidants.
\nHow is it prepared?<\/p>\n
Add a handful of fresh parsley to a cup of boiling water.
\nLet it settle for 10-15 minutes before straining.
\nRecommended dosage:<\/p>\n
One cup every day for up to five days.
\nContraindications:<\/p>\n
Not recommended for pregnant women (may stimulate the uterus).
\nAvoid if you have major kidney problems or are on blood thinners.
\n3. Ginger (Zingiber officinale).<\/p>\n
Benefits:<\/p>\n
Strong anti-inflammatory.
\nImproves circulation.
\nIt stimulates digestion.
\nHow is it prepared?<\/p>\n
Peel and cut 3-4 thin slices of fresh ginger.
\nBoil in a cup of water for 10 minutes, then strain and drink.
\nRecommended dosage:<\/p>\n
One cup each day, particularly after meals.
\nContraindications:<\/p>\n
Avoid if you have ulcers, severe reflux, or are underweight.
\n4. Equisetum arvense, or horsetail
\nBenefits:<\/p>\n
Encourages the removal of fluids and poisons.
\nIts high silica content strengthens tissues and joints.
\nHow is it prepared?<\/p>\n
Boil 1 teaspoon dried plant in a cup of water for 10 minutes.
\nStrain before drinking.
\nRecommended dosage:<\/p>\n
One cup every day for a maximum of seven days.
\nContraindications:<\/p>\n
Avoid in the event of kidney failure.
\nIt can lower potassium levels if ingested in excess.
\nNot recommended for pregnant or nursing women.
\n5. Nettle (Urtica dioica).<\/p>\n
Benefits:<\/p>\n
A powerful diuretic.
\nReduces uric acid and metabolic waste.
\nAnti-inflammatory and remineralising.
\nHow is it prepared?<\/p>\n
Put 1 tablespoon dried leaves in a cup of boiling water.
\nAllow it to sit for 10 minutes, then strain and eat.
\nRecommended dosage:<\/p>\n
Up to two cups per day for one week.
\nContraindications:<\/p>\n
Avoid if you have a low blood pressure.
\nMay enhance the efficacy of diuretic medicines.
\nNot recommended while pregnant.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
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