Re: Help! My Wife's Kidney Function is Declining

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She is taking vitamin C but not really enough of it. However be aware that it could affect her diabetes so be careful in case it causes low blood sugars. You might look at lyposomal Vitamin C to increase the intake of vitamin C substantially.
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She is taking Vit D3 which can raise blood calcium which might be a problem unless she takes vitamin K. Boron is another which might also help.

It might be helpful to raise the omega 3 providing it does not contain additional Vit A & D. It is possible to buy pure Omega 3 liquid which might be more economical and without adding vit A & D.

Get her some berries although the carbs might be a problem. Keeping blood sugars under 8 would be of benefit, going low carb might be helpful if her medication allows it without causing low blood sugars, I am not type 2 so do not know the effects of type 2 medication.

TriMethylGlycine is a good one that she is taking as is natural folates and P-5-P. If the folic acid is the synthetic version I would stop taking that as it can cause more problems than it solves including in some circumstances a folate deficiency which could cause serious problems for the circulatory system. Natural folates either 5MethylTetraHydroFolate or green vegetables.

Do not worry about Magnesium, it is essential. Magnesium Carbonate reacted with ascorbic acid is a good combination and fairly inexpensive. As is Master-Cleanse and Malic Acid. However make sure she takes them with Lysine and Proline aminos.

Be aware that the more she supplements, the harder her kidneys will have to work to eliminate them. It's a burden that her kidneys do not need so be careful to only supplement with essentials which help with homocysteine reduction or have definite circulatory helpful function. Vitamin C and bioflavonoids/anthocyanidins/proanthocyanidins are essentials IMO. Grape Seed extract power might be work investigating.

Enzymes which remove arterial plaques such as serrapeptase, nattokinase and lumbrokinase are worth using. I am type 1 and use them myself.

Deep relaxation such as self hypnosis would also help make healing function better and help blood flow to the kidneys. Relaxing the legs as much as possible is essential as they are connected to the kidney via the nervous system. Relaxing the legs as much as possible ie self hypnosis relaxes the kidneys and improves blood flow through them and healing. The body works best when relaxed rather than stressed! You might of heard of sayings such as "He got cold feet" ie fear of something, such sayings have merit. Fear is connected to the kidneys in TCM. Tweet