Re: kidney problems with amalgams

I believe foamy, strong-smelling urine and other kidney problems are not uncommon. Foamy urine used to happen to me every time I went to the bathroom. After I began an anti-yeast program and did replacement and started with chelating, it happened less and less frequently. Now, it's mainly in the morning or during a yeast reaction.

Drink a lot of water if you aren't already and see if that helps. Start now by drinking as much water as you can without making yourself sick and then going to the bathroom as much as possible. That's a simple liver and kidney flush.

You could also consider an anti-yeast (candida) diet. You can find more info about this online. I assume you are chelating, right? I think that will eventually help too.

I would see a urologist (or a doctor who knows about chelating might be better) if it continues for a long time. Tweet