Say Goodbye to Proteinuria! 3 Drinks Seniors MUST Have — and 4 You Should NEVER Touch скачать в хорошем качестве

Say Goodbye to Proteinuria! 3 Drinks Seniors MUST Have — and 4 You Should NEVER Touch

#Proteinuria​ #KidneyHealth​ #SeniorHealth​ #HealthyKidneys​ #RenalCare Noticing protein in your urine or worried about kidney stress after 60? Proteinuria is often an early warning sign that the kidneys are under strain. In this video, we break down 3 drinks seniors should include to support kidney function — and 4 common beverages you should avoid if you want to protect your kidneys long term. The method is simple and practical. The right hydration choices help reduce kidney workload, support healthier blood pressure, and promote better filtration. Certain natural drinks provide antioxidants and gentle support for the kidneys, while others increase inflammation, fluid retention, and protein leakage. Real results matter. Many seniors who improve their hydration habits report more stable lab numbers, reduced swelling, better energy levels, and improved overall comfort when changes are made consistently and safely. Warning signs this applies to you include foamy urine, swelling in the legs or ankles, rising blood pressure, fatigue, or being told you have early-stage kidney stress. As we age, kidney filtration naturally declines. High sugar drinks, excess sodium, artificial additives, and phosphorus-heavy beverages can quietly worsen protein leakage. Understanding what to remove from your routine is just as important as knowing what to add. Do not ignore abnormal urine changes. Do not rely on “detox” drinks without understanding ingredients. Do not make drastic changes without medical guidance. Watch the full video to learn which 3 drinks support kidney health, which 4 can make proteinuria worse, and how to build a simple daily hydration routine that protects your kidneys as you age. Subscribe for clear, senior-focused health guidance designed to help you protect your kidneys and maintain long-term wellness. Disclaimer: This content is for educational and informational purposes only and does not replace professional medical advice. Always consult a qualified healthcare professional before making changes to your diet or hydration routine, especially if you have kidney disease or other medical conditions.