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The Renal Diet: Discover how to avoid the progression of incurable kidney disease, with a 300 flavourful Recipes Cookbook - 30-days meal plan included

The Renal Diet: Discover how to avoid the progression of incurable kidney disease, with a 300 flavourful Recipes Cookbook - 30-days meal plan included

Paperback

Sports & Recreation

ISBN13: 9798703701904
Publisher: Independently Published
Published: Feb 2 2021
Pages: 270
Weight: 1.39
Height: 0.57 Width: 8.50 Depth: 11.02
Language: English

Are you suffering from any kidney disease? Or are you looking for a prevention diet?
Difficulty in urinating, vomiting, foul-smelling, cloudy urine, confusion, fever...
Did you know that even a wrong diet could cause damages?
These are just a few of the symptoms that might lead you to realize that your kidneys are crying out for help. The list could be longer, but I want to explain it better...


Kidney illnesses are diseases that affect kidneys by altering their functions, but I guess you know that.


Kidneys are essential to live in good health and having sick kidneys could also affect the function of other organs in a more or less serious way!


Among the causes that damage kidneys there can be infections, parasites, autoimmune diseases, tumors, and even a wrong diet - to be more specific, a wrong diet includes a low intake of fluids, salt abuse, and too much fat - but also heart diseases, liver failure, severe dehydration, hypertension, and toxic/harmful substances such as cocaine, alcohol, or metals. But that's not all.


Sometimes giving up a proper diet just because one's too greedy seems like a joke. In recent times people are normalizing being overweight... it's okay to be curvy, but there are people who also normalize obesity, so they don't become the laughingstock of society!


Normalizing a PATHOLOGY is a huge mistake!

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