Kidney infections are a caused by bacteria that make the kidneys reddened and full of yellow pus as seen to the left. Notice the lack of pus in the kidney to the right. The bacteria prevent the kidneys from filtering waste properly. Unfortunately, this bacteria can also spread from your kidneys to your blood and become a systemic infection. As a result, a kidney infection is something that must be handled quickly! How does the… Continue reading
Researchers tracked more than 194,000 people for over eight years. They found that drinking red and white wine at least once a day reduced the risk of kidney stones by 31%-33%. They also found that drinking beer at least once a day reduced the risk of kidney stones by 41%. Though less significant, drinking coffee, tea and orange juice at least once a day was found to also lower the risk of kidney stones. Source:… Continue reading
In this month’s newsletter: Spot light on success focuses on healing kidneys. News gives details for new classroom and advertising ventures. Optimum Health’s Health Kinesiologist answers questions Continue reading
