Addressing Kidney disease is not a one size fits all strategy. Kidney disease can come from a range of pre-existing conditions. Some of the more common ones in America are: unregulated hypertension, unregulated Diabetes, and Lupus. To address just the kidney itself would mean not to address the difference in factors that have caused harm to the kidneys in the first place.
Kidney disease progression can be stalled and kidney function can be improved through herbal medicine, nutrition and addressing the root cause. Are you ready to be proactive about your kidney health, schedule an appointment today! Telemedicine sessions are available.
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