Last year, my health declined with a diabetes diagnosis that impacted my kidneys. My creatinine was 3.0 mg/dL, and I experienced joint pain and severe fatigue. I started taking 300 milligrams of vitamin B1 daily. In three months, my kidney function improved, and my creatinine dropped to 2.0 mg/dL. Don’t underestimate vitamins. Try vitamin B1 and consult your doctor! Thanks you so much! Great video.
Thank you for sharing your experience! It’s incredible to hear about your progress with vitamin B1. How did you decide on the 300 mg dosage? Always consult with your doctor before starting any new supplement regimen. I'm glad the video was helpful to you!
Vitamin B1 (thiamine) can indeed have positive effects on diabetes and kidney health. It’s known for its role in glucose metabolism and may help support overall kidney function. Have you considered combining it with other vitamins or lifestyle changes for enhanced benefits? Your experiences and insights could be valuable for others on a similar journey.
I’m thrilled you found the information on vitamin B12 helpful! It’s great to hear you're hopeful about its impact on both diabetes and kidney function. Have you discussed this with your healthcare provider yet, or do you plan to monitor any specific changes as you incorporate B12 into your routine? Your feedback could be useful for others considering similar approaches.
I'm glad you found the information about vitamin B12 insightful! It can indeed play a role in managing diabetes by supporting nerve health and metabolism. Discussing it with your doctor is a great next step. Have you considered any specific ways you might incorporate B12 into your routine? Your experience could help others understand how to approach this with their healthcare provider.
Based on the video increase = 1. B12 vitamin 2. Vitamin B1 (Thiamine) 3. Water/Hydration 4. Fiber 5. Vitamin E 6. Resveratrol 7. Grape seed supplements 8. Cordyceps 9. Coenzyme/Q 10 10. Astragalus Not advisable to start all of these supplements at once. Should be taken with proper diet and lifestyle choices.
Few storebought foods are healthy these days, including processed foods, fruits and vegetables. Bit by bit they are making us sicker and sicker. Washing veggies and fruit does not help much as the toxins are in the interior.
Grapeseed is not recommended . Grape seeds contain 8-20% oil by dry weight. To extract the oil, manufacturers use mechanical techniques or organic solvents, such as hexane, acetone, acetonitrile, ethyl acetate, or methanol. Grape seeds are a byproduct and not for human consumption. If you have joint pain swelling, etc, any oil made from seed will make it worse , as they are all inflammatory. Plus if you have stomach or intestine problems psyllium husk acts like sand paper , best to use inulin. Also cruciferous vegetables are good for kidneys. Found that cabbage juice is really good for kidneys. No haters, please , just trying to help . 🙂
Thank you for sharing your insights! You’ve raised some valid points about grapeseed oil and its extraction process, as well as its potential inflammatory effects. For those with joint pain or digestive issues, considering alternatives like inulin and focusing on cruciferous vegetables, such as cabbage juice, might be beneficial. Have you personally experienced improvements with these suggestions? Your experience could be helpful for others looking for kidney-friendly options.
@PureNutrition101 Hello , I have found taking raw cabbage juice , baked or boiled , and drinking the cabbage juice after it is cooked to be beneficial. Swallowing raw ginger and garlic also helps . Cauliflower , broccoli good , word of warning people who have had stomach problems or had stomach cancer my not tolerate the cruciferous veg. D3 with k2 is beneficial for people who have joint pains . They have found that most people who died from covid had low levels of D3 , as published by many countries but do not get national news recognition . There is no money for big pharma to recognize the findings . Inulin is one of the best prebiotic and prebiotic , goes under the name of sunchoke, Jerusalem artichoke also can go by the name of "fart" choke because of the amount of gas it can create when first taken , and not to be mistaken for the globe artichoke , which everyone report as the one to take .This is totally false and misleading . Sunchoke resembles narly potatoes and can be eaten raw , baked, boiled, etc . Globe Artichokes, on the other hand, are members of the thistle family . One last thing, all oils made from seeds are inflammatory canola being one of the worst . The seeds used to be waste, and then big food companies found a use for them. Canola oil originally was made for industry as it had a high burn temp, as is cottonseed oil and the rest . You can leave seed oils uncovered, and no insect will touch Sorry for rambling . My medium is not texting . All the very best 👍
I wish I had known 8 years ago when the Diagnosis was given but thank God i Got on the Complex a Couple years and I am definitely feeling much better i was telling The Dr,s how tired i was neither one said a thing about it,,Buti started researching on my own
It's empowering that you took initiative in researching and found ways to feel better. Self-advocacy and education play a crucial role in managing health conditions. Have you discovered any specific treatments or lifestyle changes that have made a significant difference for you? Sharing your experience can inspire others to take proactive steps in their own health journeys.
You can find vitamins for diabetes at most pharmacies, health food stores, and online retailers. Look for options that include Vitamin D3 and K2, as these are often recommended for diabetes management. Have you checked with your healthcare provider to see if they have specific recommendations tailored to your needs? It's always best to consult with them before starting any new supplements.
Does this regiment of vitamins work for people that have kidney disease due to high blood pressure? I'm trying to help a friend who's health is declining due to kidney disease brought on by high blood pressure. She is not diabetic.
Thank you for your question. Vitamins and supplements can sometimes support kidney health, but it's important to tailor them to the individual's specific needs and consult with a healthcare provider. For someone with kidney disease due to high blood pressure, managing blood pressure and following a kidney-friendly diet are crucial. Have you or your friend discussed any specific vitamins or supplements with a doctor? Your experiences could provide valuable guidance for others in similar situations.
🤔... 🧐 BENFOTIAMINE is SYNTHETIC B1 / THIAMINE & is both FAT & WATER SOLOABLE. 😏 Pop 'em like candy 🍬 till you start feeling better... 🤭 Or get the poops‼️ 💩 😁 I buy mine & VITAMIN SHOPPE. 💪😎👌🇺🇲 😜🤑💰👹🇺🇲
🤔.... 🧐 BENFOTIAMINE is SYNTHETIC B1/ THIAMINE. It's both fat & water soloable. 😏 Pop 'em like candy 🍬 till you start feeling better. 🤭 Or get the poops‼️ 💩 😁 I buy mine at Vitamin Shoppe. 💪😎👌🇺🇲 😜🤑💰👹🇺🇲
@@chinaboss6683 The only synthetic B1 that works better than actual B1. Clinical trials prove it. www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC10682628/#:~:text=Benfotiamine%20is%20more%20bioavailable%20and,mouse%20models%20of%20neurodegenerative%20disease.
@@chinaboss6683 "Benfotiamine is more bioavailable and has higher tissue penetration than thiamine. Studies have shown its antioxidant and anti-inflammatory potential in activated immune and glial cells. It also improves complications observed in type 2 diabetes and has beneficial effects in mouse models of neurodegenerative disease."
Hi! It sounds tricky managing B12 deficiency with a cobalt allergy. Have you explored non-supplement options, like increasing dietary sources of B12 from foods that you tolerate? What other vitamins or supplements are you taking to support your kidney health?
Vitamin B5, also known as pantothenic acid, is essential for various bodily functions, including metabolism and the production of energy. It's found in many foods and plays a role in maintaining healthy skin, digestive health, and hormone synthesis. Have you considered incorporating Vitamin B5 into your diet or supplement regimen? What specific health benefits or concerns are you interested in addressing with it?
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Just a note,-the cofactor to B12, adenosylcobalamin is particularly important to supporting and protecting the mitochondria in your cells (which the Methylcobalamin can't do). :P
Thanks for the information! Adenosylcobalamin is indeed crucial for mitochondrial health. Have you tried incorporating it into your routine? What results have you seen?
The typical daily dose of cordyceps can vary, but it's commonly recommended to take between 1,000 to 3,000 mg per day. However, individual responses can differ, and the effect on testosterone levels might not be noticeable for everyone. If you're not seeing the results you hoped for, it might be worth checking with a healthcare provider to ensure you're using the right dosage and to explore other factors that might affect your testosterone levels. Have you tried other supplements or lifestyle changes for boosting testosterone? Let’s hear your experiences and suggestions!
@PureNutrition101 thanks, I'm also taking pine pollen,,,I'm 60 years old, 5"8 and weight 100 kilos,,I'm dealing with varicocele,,I'm putting castor oil on it every night, I know I'm over weight
And, Vitamin C. I use High C. Started with 500mg twice per day. Upped it to 2000mg per day. They claim you can take up to 8 grams per day if you are not experiencing things like loose bowels. Vitamin C lowers blood glucose within 15-30 mins.
It's good to hear you're exploring Vitamin C supplementation. It's true that Vitamin C can support various aspects of health, including potentially impacting blood glucose levels. It's important to monitor your response and consult with your healthcare provider to ensure the dosage is appropriate for you, especially considering any health conditions or medications you may be taking. Have you noticed any specific benefits since starting this regimen, and how has it affected your overall health management? Sharing your insights can help others understand the potential benefits of Vitamin C supplementation.
It’s great that you found success with diet changes and weight loss! Vitamins can sometimes play a supporting role, but they aren’t a substitute for a healthy lifestyle. What specific dietary changes made the biggest impact for you? Your insights could be really helpful for others in the same situation!
I appreciate your input! There are studies suggesting that excessive vitamin E intake might increase heart attack risks. It's crucial to find a safe dosage. What dosage did your doctor recommend for you?
"Both vitamin E and vitamin D are essential nutrients for the body, but excessive intake can lead to adverse effects. It's important to follow recommended daily allowances and consult healthcare providers for personalized advice on supplementation."
Resveratrol is often found in supplements rather than as a standalone product in markets. Have you explored online options or considered other sources for obtaining resveratrol in the Philippines?
I'm glad you found the information valuable! It's crucial to explore how vitamins can support both diabetes management and kidney health. Have you started incorporating any specific vitamins into your routine, and have you noticed any improvements in your health since doing so? Sharing experiences can inspire others to take proactive steps towards better health.
I take them I have had kidney stones and terrible lower back pain caused by my kidneys. I can't see they did anything. B12 is more for Anemia or people with low blood platelets.
