NutroTonic has released a guide on shilajit for kidney health, highlighting research on its potential to protect kidneys, assist with kidney stones, and support detoxification through its natural compounds.
-- NutroTonic's new guide examines the potential benefits of shilajit for kidney health, exploring how this ancient Ayurvedic substance may support kidney function and protect these vital organs from damage.
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The kidneys filter approximately 50 gallons of blood daily, removing waste, toxins, and excess minerals from the bloodstream and allowing them to be excreted from the body. This can be compromised by poor diet, dehydration, and medications, leading to kidney stones, infections, and chronic kidney disease. However, NutroTonic’s guide says that recent research has suggested that shilajit may help shield kidneys from damage caused by certain medications, including some chemotherapy drugs like cisplatin.
Shilajit is a sticky, black substance that forms over centuries in mountain crevices as plant matter decomposes. Rich in fulvic acid and humic acid, this natural compound has been part of traditional Ayurvedic medicine systems for thousands of years. Ancient practitioners valued it for its purported ability to strengthen the body and support vital functions, including those of the kidneys.
Today, laboratory studies indicate potential benefits for kidney stone management. In one study, researchers observed that shilajit extract affected calcium oxalate kidney stones during a 72-hour test period. The guide notes that bioactive compounds in shilajit might help break down these mineral deposits, which account for the majority of kidney stones. Additionally, the fulvic acid in shilajit can bind to heavy metals, potentially aiding the kidneys' natural cleansing processes.
NutroTonic notes that shilajit might also support mineral balance and electrolyte levels, factors that influence kidney health. However, the company also says that people with severe kidney conditions, those receiving dialysis, or kidney transplant recipients should speak with healthcare providers before using any shilajit products. It also emphasizes the importance of selecting high-quality, lab-tested shilajit, as lower-quality products may contain harmful impurities.
For consumers interested in integrating shilajit into their routine, NutroTonic produces Himalayan shilajit in three forms: traditional resin, gummies flavored with organic Manuka honey, and liquid drops. Their products come from high-altitude sources (above 17,000 feet) and undergo both rigorous nanofiltration and a 60-day sun-drying process. Each batch receives laboratory testing to evaluate purity and ensure there are no contaminants.
For more information about NutroTonic's Himalayan shilajit products, visit https://nutrotonic.com
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