What Is Gitelman Syndrome? Gitelman syndrome is a rare inherited kidney disorder that causes the body to lose vital salts through urine. Named after Dr. Hiller Gitelman, who identified the condition in 1966, it affects approximately 1 in 40,000 people in the UK. This condition is often considered a milder variant of Bartter syndrome type…
Glyphosate has been termed a ‘once-in-a-century herbicide’ due to its incredible impact on weed management and the crop production industry. Research states that glyphosate degrades relatively quickly in soil once it has been sprayed. However, glyphosate and its metabolites can possibly persist in soil, plant tissues, and water under certain conditions for a lot longer…
Kidney disease can range from mild to severe, so the potential for reversal will depend on the specific cause and stage of the disease. Kidney disease is a major worldwide public health concern, affecting more than one in ten. If the kidneys become severely damaged and cannot perform their duties, advanced treatments such as dialysis…
MOTS-C (mitochondrial open-reading-frame of the twelve S rRNA-C) is a recently discovered peptide that is believed to play a significant role in regulating metabolism and aging. It is a mitochondrial-encoded peptide that is released into the bloodstream and regulates insulin sensitivity and energy metabolism. Research suggests that MOTS-C may have potential therapeutic benefits in treating…
ALP is one of those blood tests people don’t pay a huge amount of attention to and often don’t understand what it is measuring. It is often just looked at as a marker of liver function, but it can provide a lot more information about your health than that and for people with CKD it…
We’re now a year and a half into the global pandemic that is COVID-19. A virus that has changed the way we live, work, connect with family and friends, access healthcare, travel, and learn. A year ago, we wrote an article about COVID-19 and kidney disease so we thought it was time for an update,…
Vitamin C is one of the most talked-about vitamins. The nutrient gets special buzz for its immune-boosting potential but plugging vitamin C’s ability to shorten the common cold only scratches the surface of its role in the body. Wondering why we recommend vitamin C as part of our Kidney Disease Solution Program? Read on to…
Walk into your local supplement store, and you’re bound to find at least one shelf lined with a variety of magnesium supplements. Magnesium is popular for a reason: it’s one of the most important minerals in your body. But what does it do exactly? And why is it important for kidney health…….. And heart health……..
I know people with kidney disease are frequently bombarded with all the foods they should avoid so today I wanted to flip the table and instead focus on something to add to your diet. And don’t worry, it’s something that tastes good too……….. Berries! Berries are among the healthiest foods you can eat. They’re delicious,…
A diagnosis of kidney cancer strikes fear in us all and unfortunately, the risk of developing cancer is increasing but there are things we can do to reduce the risk of developing cancer, just like there are herbs and supplements that can support and improve outcomes of conventional treatment. With that in mind, today I…
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