How Ashwagandha work in Chronic Kidney Diseases (CKD)
- Ashwagandha as Diuretic
- Ashwagandha decreases Blood Cholesterol
- Ashwagandha Fight Toxicity
- Ashwagandha protect Kidney from Free Radicals
- Ashwagandha repair damaged Nephron
- Ashwagandha prevent and treat Kidney Cancer
- Ashwagandha protect from inflammation and pain
- Ashwagandha useful in Diabetec Nephropathy
- Ashwagandha lower High Blood Pressure
Dose 3 – 5gms twice a day
Punarnava in Kidney disease
- Chronic Kidney Disease (CKD), Urinary Tract Infection, i.e. (UTI) – Only the most serious kidney diseases can be cured by the special chemical compounds present in the plant.
- Prevents Dialysis
- Prevents Kidney Transplant
- If you have been advised by your doctor to undergo a kidney transplant, then drink the juice of the whole plant along with its roots daily in the morning and evening. 50 – 50 ml. Drink for one to three months, this period can be reduced or increased according to the condition of the patient. And he can take it along with his ongoing medication.
- Wheatgrass juice, Giloy are also beneficial
Benefits of Vitamin D in Kidney Disease
- Vitamin D prevents renal fibrosis (extracellular matrix in the kidneys) |
- Vitamin D prevents apoptosis (cell death) |
- Vitamin D prevents inflammation |
- Vitamin D prevents proteinuria (protein in the urine) |
- Vitamin D blocks RAAS (Renin Angeotensin Aldosterone System) | Which maintains blood pressure, which is very important for heart and CKD patients |
- Vitamin D also improves Endothelial Cardiovascular Marker which maintains heart health and BP
Sources of Vitamin D
- Vitamin D3 is obtained from direct sunlight, (in the morning when the sun (red light) Take sun exposure for 1 or half an hour after sunrise. For this, wear very little clothing on the body, the sun should fall directly on your skin.
- Sources of Vitamin D in the form of tablets and sachets |
- There are also Vitamin D3 (Cholecalciferol) 60,000 IU packets or tablets in the market which need to be taken once a week.
https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC4101586/#!po=49.3243
