How sodium affects your kidneys

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We know that salt is linked to high blood pressure, but did you also know that it's linked to kidney damage directly?

In fact, high salt intake can worsen the amount of protein you spill in the urine. A simple thing is to limit your salt intake and by doing so, you can actually lower a little bit of the protein that you're spilling. That can help to save your kidneys in the long run.

How do you want to do it? Very simply, start eating a whole foods plant-based diet. It's naturally low in sodium.

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Yes, limiting my sodium to less than 1 gram a day resulted in negative protein in routine urinalysis. I have never seen that in 15 years. Whole foods plant-based diet saved my kidneys.

ntrogaming
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who doesn't have 23 seconds for such sage wisdom?

mikesmith
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I was frequently urinating annoyingly until I increased my salt intake. You hear too much contradictory info

rudedude
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They want us afraid of minerals thats crazy lol

ryanwk