Ginger has been used in herbal medicine for over 2,000 years. Today, ginger can be found in its fresh root form, dried, in tea, as a concentrated liquid extract and in tablet or capsule form. Well then, does ginger therapy benefit for kidney failure patients?

Experimental evidence exists for potential benefit of ginger on kidney function. As we all know, our kidneys are important organs which are packed with numerous functions. The healthy kidneys are responsible for discharging extra wastes and toxins from the body and keeping electrolyte and acid-base balance. However, for kidney failure patients, when the kidneys are damaged by some factors, they will fail to do the jobs. Fortunately, ginger can work to relive clots, stimulate the circulatory system, promote the blood flow to the kidneys, and clean the blood. And antioxidants in ginger can reduce inflammation. It can prevent diabetes complications. Study has shown that it may help decrease proteinuria levels, lower blood pressure and cholesterol level. What’s more, it can alleviate the symptoms such as nausea, digestive problems, thus improving patients’ quality of life.

Well then, can ginger therapy cure kidney failure?

No. As the matter of fact, there is no cure for kidney failure patients. For kidney failure patients, there are more than 85% of kidney function has been damaged. Sincere there are so many nephrons are dead, no treatment can recover this condition. Ginger therapy can just help you to some extent, but it can not cure kidney failure.

Well then, how to do deal with the condition?

A natural and comprehensive treatment called Micro-Chinese Medicine Osmotherapy can be used for repairing kidney damage and recovering renal function from the root. The active ingredients of Chinese herbs can permeate into kidney lesions directly. Through the function of dilating blood vessels, promoting blood circulation, anti-inflammation, anti-coagulation and degrading extracellular matrix, the immune system and kidney damage can repair gradually. If you are interested in the treatment, please mail to renal-disease@hotmail.com or talk with our online doctors directly.