What Vitamins should you avoid with kidney disease?

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Sean Hashmi, MD, MS, FASN

Michele Crosmer, RD CSR

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[PlantBasedKidneyHealth]

Thanks for watching. We are trying smaller videos to directly answer your questions.

[therealmishkin]

I would say to avoid calcification it’s a good idea to take Vitamin K2 it helps move calcium from tissues into the bone preventing wrinkles, osteoporosis, heart disease and cavities.

[ByDesign]

These are responsibly spoken helps...without the often know-it-all declaritive tones we often see going on with internet functional medicine types of channels. Looks to me like this kind of information is humbly offered here, not thrown at people as if the gospel truth. I'm thinking this approach is catching on more. I also appreciate Dr. Ekberg's channel.
Thanks for this reliable place to go! to.

[jayalcantara]

Wow im waiting for this that you shortened everything topic by topic and i understand it much clearly now . i trust u guys really 👍🏾👍👍🏻

[florancetanivill]

You made it so easy for me. Thank you sharing this

[manpreetkaur]

I've been taking Mutrakrichantak Churna for a few weeks now and I can already see an improvement in my kidney function. Highly recommend

[rashmibidari-xt]

Hii Hello ...I am From Nepal ...Great knowledge ...for me kidney disease

[susan]

Your videos have clarified to me what type of vitamins to take because I have osteoporosis and I was taking with k and c.
Your information has been very helpful to me and I want to thank you both for the work that you are doing.

[carolegordon]

Can you share with me information about taking collagen and the affect on your kidneys. I haven't been diagnosed with ckd but I've had stones.

[josiedipasquale]

Love this! Thank you once again for all the great info

[thomasitataylor]

What about dry Vitamin A and Vitamin E? They are water soluble.

[alexisacevedo]

1- I saw some videos that says statins is like an inhibitor/antagonist of k2,
Any study about this???
2- Heared that other studies says that in 12 to 24 month between k2 vs placebo didn't find any difference, but don't specify if is mk7 or the others
DOES THE TENTACLES OF THE PHARMACEUTICALS GOT INVOLVED IN THOSE STUDIES??, LIKE THEY ARE ON THEIRS TO GET APPROVED WITH THE FDA??, .
I really knows how this works, I worked for 20 years for different pharmaceuticals, thank you and this is a very good topic to discuss...

[MRSTEEL]

Best is to eat the foods, so the body will take what it needs.

[JadeMaria]

When you’re talking about vitamin C, is it ascorbic acid or Vitamin C complex?

[mikeodonnell]

Vitamin c, Vitamin A, Vitamin E and calcium

[jimgordon]

wait a moment: are you talking real Vitamin C or are you talking about made in China Ascorbic acid made with 11 ingredients including like mold and finger polish remove acetone. and with E are you talking about real vitamin E or D "L" alpha E with the L indicating synthetic left handed molecule and is not real E. Please define your words...

[god]

Can you do a video on taking hydraulic acid supplements, skincare and kidney? 🙏

[jameslanning]

I wish you'd do an episode showing the correlation, between milk and milk products and osteoporosis.
While the milk industry claims that milk is good for you, (Milk is for babies!).
It would seem that milk is also a causing factor for acidosis, and bone loss in adults.
And then, calcium is a building block of arterial plaque.

[southerncomfort]

Vitamins and supplements? Can you take too many vitamins and supplements. all of the pills I take are all minimal mg's of each, which I take only 1 per day each. I also eat a mostly plant based diet but it is not a vegetarian one. I am a male 70 years old have a EGFR of 92. To my knowledge do not have any ailments other than Thyroid, which I take a Synthroid for and is under control. I just got this reading on my 3 month blood work and have a scheduled meeting with my doctor this wed. But am trying to learn what I can on my own before this meeting. Appreciate any thoughts you might have to share, thank you.

[mikep]

Hi, Dr. Hashmi, Michelle Krosmer, How about systemic enzymes.