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Make a Phone Consult Appointment with Dr. Moffat Natural Remedies for Kidney, Gall and Bladder Stones Vitamins, Minerals, Herbs and Juices used to help and prevent stone formation:
· Agrimony helps to reduce bleeding caused by kidney stones · Alfalfa: A magnesium high herb to juice or make tea out of. · Apple juice: Used to alkalize the urine. · Asparagus: Used to alkalize the urine. · Birch leaf tea: The albumin content in the urine can be reduced through the consumption of a tea made from birch leaves; this tea has a strong diuretic action. · Carrot Juice · Cherries: Used to alkalize the urine. · Cramp bark reduces infection, pain and spasms · Cranberries help prevent stones in some people by reducing the excessive amounts of calcium commonly found in the urinary tract. Since the calcium-phosphate stones are most common in alkaline urine, cranberries and other herbs that acidify urine also help prevent stones. Not good though for people with oxalate stones or people with gout. · Dandelion: A magnesium high herb to juice or make tea out of. · Dill: A magnesium high herb to juice or make tea out of. · Fennel: A magnesium high herb to juice or make tea out of. · Goldenrod has received official recognition in Germany for its effectiveness in getting rid of kidney stones. Not the best for allergy sufferers as this is a highly allergenic herb. · Goldenrod reduces infection, pain and spasms · Goldenseal tea · Gravel Root or joe-pye weed, nicknamed "gravel root" for its ability to get rid of stones. Seems like this is overrated and it doesn’t work as well as they hydrangea root. reduces infection, pain and spasms · Horsetail (equisetum) tea helps aids in diaphoresis (sweating) and is also high in natural silica. · Horsetail (Equisetum): A magnesium high herb to juice or make tea out of. · Horsetail helps to reduce bleeding caused by kidney stones · Hydrangea Root (my favorite): Helps to eliminate the stones and reduce or relieve the pain · Kidney Stone Tea (see below) · Lemon juice: Helps to eliminate the stones and reduce or relieve the pain · L-Glutamine can also help prevent kidney stone formation. · Low Protein diets: Used to alkalize the urine. Magnesium: Acts to protect the kidneys from deposits of calcium accumulating in any significant amount. Kidney stones can result whenever there is a lack of magnesium in the body. · Meadowsweet helps dissolve uric acid. · Nettles helps to reduce bleeding caused by kidney stones · Nettles: Used to alkalize the urine. Parsley: A magnesium high herb to juice or make tea out of. · Plantain (which is widely used by the Chinese to treat kidney problems. Helps dissolve uric acid. Potassium citrate: Keeps the calcium in urine suspended in a fluid state, and actively prevents it from settling inside the kidneys and thus protects the kidneys against stone formation. Diets high in refined carbohydrates are low in potassium. · Rose hips may work the same way. · Rosemary: inhibits urease which can form the nidus for some stones secondary to bacterial infections. · Sarsaparilla helps dissolve uric acid. · Shepherd's Purse helps to reduce bleeding caused by kidney stones · St. John's Wort helps to reduce bleeding caused by kidney stones · Stone Root (Joe-Pye weed) helps dissolve uric acid. · Strawberries: Used to alkalize the urine. Thyme tea Vitamin A: Vital in the restoration and healing of damaged mucous membranes along the internal lining of the urinary tract and the bladder. Vitamin B6: The formation of kidney stones is also possible if there exist a deficiency of the vitamin B6 in the body of the individual. B6 regulates the proper utilization of oxalic acid within the body and a deficiency will lead to stone formation. Vitamin K: Helps build proteins within the tubules to protect them from being damaged by calcium oxalate crystals. Leafy green vegetables are high in Vitamin K. · Watermelon Seed tea was specifically recommended by Edgar Cayce for kidney stones (Case 1695-2). It was also suggested to simulate underactive kidneys. At least once a day, three days a week, take watermelon seed tea prepared by pouring a pint of boiling water over a tablespoonful of watermelon seed (ground or cut) and allowing it to steep. Let it cool, then strain and drink. If practical, the tea should be made fresh for each use. · Yarrow helps to reduce bleeding caused by kidney stones
Other things that help: · Regular exercise especially rebounding · Avoid Oxalate foods: If you do eat oxalic foods, try not to eat foods high in calcium at the same time—this means that spinach and cheese soufflé or chocolate milk are especially problematic. See Oxalic Food List A vegetarian diet can help those with uric acid kidney stones, if these are supplemented with supplements such as folic acid, minerals like magnesium, and the vitamins B6 along with potassium citrate.
Kidney Stone Tea (Reference: http://www.mothernature.com/Library/Bookshelf/Books/15/49.cfm )
Add hydrangea, wild yam and cramp bark to water in a saucepan. Bring to a boil, then turn down heat and simmer for 15 minutes. Remove from heat, add other herbs, cover pan and steep for at least 20 minutes. Strain and keep refrigerated. Drink 3 to 4 cups daily. If bleeding occurs, add 30 drops shepherd's purse tincture to each cup of tea. A tea is especially appropriate when treating a kidney infection because you should already be drinking plenty of water to keep kidneys flushed and help prevent the stones from forming. For convenience, you can also take this formula as a tincture; take 2 to 3 dropperfuls a day. Kidney Stone Tea (Reference: http://www.mothernature.com/Library/Bookshelf/Books/15/49.cfm )
Add Hydrangea, Wild Yam and Cramp Bark to water in a saucepan. Bring to a boil, then turn down heat and simmer for 15 minutes. Remove from heat, add other herbs, cover pan and steep for at least 20 minutes. Strain and keep refrigerated. Drink 3 to 4 cups daily. If bleeding occurs, add 30 drops Shepherd's Purse tincture to each cup of tea. A tea is especially appropriate when treating a kidney infection because you should already be drinking plenty of water to keep kidneys flushed and help prevent the stones from forming. For convenience, you can also take this formula as a tincture; take 2 to 3 dropperfuls a day. Other Helpful Links and Pages on this Site:
Alternative Treatments for Stones Drugs Causing Stones & Crystals Species & Breed Predilection to Stones Urinalysis-What is it? What do they see?
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