Apple cider vinegar is a tasty drink. It is rich in vitamin, mineral and enzymes. It has a protective effect on the health. Many people like to drink it. But patients with chronic kidney disease often have diet limit to protect the kidney. Is it OK to drink apple cider vinegar with chronic kidney disease?

Apple cider vinegar has some benefits to patients with chronic kidney disease.

It can help discharge the toxins in your body.

The main function of kidney is to clean the blood by filtering the toxins and waste products. When the kidney is damaged, the toxins and waste products cannot be discharged and they will accumulate in the blood and affect the kidney function.

It is reported that apple cider vinegar can help discharge the toxins in the blood.

It can improve the immunity and prevent infection.

Apple cider vinegar plays an important role in preventing kidney infection. It can prevent bacteria adhering to the walls and prevent it entering to the kidney. With a low immunity, you are easily affected by infections. Apple cider vinegar can improve the immunity and lower the risk of further kidney damage.

It can soften blood vessels.

Apple cider vinegar has a good effect on soften blood vessels and promote blood circulation. It can increase the blood flow through kidney and prevent hypoxic-ischemic and sclerosis.

It can increase the appetite.

Most patients with chronic kidney disease are suffering from poor appetite and weight loss. Some ingredients in apple cider vinegar can promote the digestion and increase appetite.

It can improve the skin complexion.

The accumulation of the toxins in the blood will affect the skin complexion. The rich antioxidant in apple cider vinegar can promote metabolism and whiten the skin.

However, apple cider vinegar is not good for all the patients with chronic kidney disease. Is it OK to drink apple cider vinegar with chronic kidney disease? You can ask the online doctor or send your medical report to renal-disease@hotmail.com, the kidney experts will reply according to your illness condition.