Kidney Health News
How Carnosine and Lipoic Acid Stop Kidney Disease
– 08/10/2011High blood sugar is well known to induce kidney damage and eventual kidney disease. This is certainly the case for type 2 diabetics, but significant kidney stress occurs even in those with moderately elevated blood sugar… more >
Metabolic Weak Spots for Babies Born Prematurely
– 07/18/2011While modern science has worked miracles to help premature babies survive and thrive, some types of development seem to only take place while the baby is in the womb. Two such areas are the kidneys and the appetite control… more >
Fisetin Lowers Advanced Glycation End Products & Offsets Diabetic Complications
– 07/06/2011Fisetin is a polyphenol found in small amounts in strawberries and is available as a concentrated and standardized extract for use in dietary supplements. Researchers at the Salk Institute for Biological Studies have demonstrated… more >
Coenzyme Q10 for Heart, Kidneys & Blood Pressure
– 02/14/2011In the 1990s the antioxidant coenzyme Q10 was recognized as one of the first high-powered anti-aging nutrients. Q10 is required for the final steps of energy production within cells and the lack of it with age results in… more >
Q10 Protects the Kidneys
– 12/11/2010Q10 is a versatile anti-aging and cardiovascular support energizer. Several new studies show that it is a potent protector of the kidneys. This is good news since the decline of kidney health is associated with many metabolic… more >
How Cranberry Defeats Bacterial Infections
– 07/21/2010Infectious E. coli is the primary cause of troubling urinary tract infections. Cranberry is widely used as a natural remedy. The latest science shows that cranberry drastically reduces the ability of E. coli to stick to the… more >
Statins Damage Liver, Kidneys, Eyes, & Muscles
– 06/06/2010The statin fraud continues to rage on as one of the greatest health frauds ever perpetrated on gullible human beings. The latest study, published on the British Medical Journal website, followed over 2 million British statin… more >
Estriol Effective Against Chronic Cystitis
– 06/02/2010A topical estriol crème tested in a double blind study of post-menopausal women with chronic cystitis. Cystitis is a painful bacterial infection of the urinary tract/bladder. It is common in postmenopausal women due… more >
Top 10 Health Stories of 2009
– 12/25/20092009 was a busy year as gene-related exploration tools opened up a treasure trove of new discoveries. We’ve learned why some of the obvious good health habits, like getting enough sleep and exercise are more important… more >
Top 10 Nutrients of 2009
– 12/21/2009This year saw an exciting expansion of scientific knowledge in support of the field of nutrition and dietary supplements to benefit human health. The more scientists learn about genes the more they realize that it is nutrients… more >
Silymarin Protects Your Brain & Kidneys
– 11/19/2009Silymarin (milk thistle extract) is widely regarded as a superior liver-protecting nutrient. Since your liver and brain are the two fattiest organs in your body, it is not surprising that silymarin is now gaining a reputation… more >
Tocotrienols Improve Insulin Function & Protect Kidneys
– 11/12/2009Diabetic patients have malfunctioning insulin and the longer their blood sugar remains elevated the more likely they are to experience deteriorating kidneys. Two new animal studies suggest that tocotrienols are a powerful… more >
Carnosine Helps Prevent Kidney Damage from Diabetes
– 06/11/2009Carnosine is not only a potent antioxidant, but it is also known to reduce adverse glycation formation from high blood sugar. In a new study it was found that carnosine prevented kidney cells from multiplying in an unfavorable… more >
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