Institute of Nutritional Endocrinology (INE): Urinary Tract System – Part 4: Balancing Approaches

Urinary Tract System
Part 4: Balancing Approaches

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#1. Which of the following are cleansing herbs for the kidneys:
#2. For healing UTIs, this is a naturally occurring sugar found in apples, blueberries, and cranberries. It works by adhering to E. coli so that the bacteria can’t cling to the bladder wall and are readily excreted.
#3. For clients prone to kidney stones, it is important to minimize animal protein, which is acid forming, high in purines and high in glycine and methionine. Glycine is metabolized into oxalate, and methionine can increase urinary calcium.
#4. A homeopathic for stress incontinence, 
urinary retention from prostate problems,
 and the inability to urinate while standing:
#5. Herbal remedies for incontinence include:

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