Need a Kidney Detox? Take the Quiz!

Need a Kidney Detox? Answer these important questions.

I recently did two liver cleanses. I ended up with some kidney symptoms afterward. That’s not so unusual actually.  When toxins come pouring out of their hiding places, the kidneys can get quite overloaded trying to expel all the toxins. I’m now going for a kidney/bladder cleanse.

You may need to cleanse your kidneys and bladder, too. We should cleanse these hard-working organs at least once a year. Find out if your kidneys need some cleansing.

Do you have any of the following symptoms?

• dry skin, skin rashes, hair loss
• inability to focus, fuzzy vision
• fatigue, lethargic feeling, drowsiness
• heart palpitations, high blood pressure
• incontinence, kidney stones, urinary tract infections
• decreased urine flow and increased nightly urination
• burning or painful urination, dark-colored urine
• itching, sleep problems, metallic taste in the mouth
• nausea, coldness, fever
• swollen joints, stiff neck, cramps
• abdominal or lower back pain
• poor appetite, anemia

Here’s what you can do to cleanse your kidney and bladder:

1. Drink several glasses of unsweetened cranberry juice mixed with water (mix 1 TBSP cranberry juice in a glass of water)
2. Do a one-day vegetable juice fast
3. Don’t eat animal products for a week. Animal proteins produce a waste product called uric acid. This can put an extra burden on already burdened kidneys.
4. Grapes, blueberries, and cranberries flush uric acid from your body
5. Consume dandelion, parsley, celery, and asparagus. They flush out uric acid and are natural diuretics.
6. Take Kidney Bladder Rejuvenator
7. Do the complete 30-Day Detox that includes the Kidney-Bladder Detox in Week 3 and get the Internal Cleanse Kit with the free Colon Cleanse Kit that includes the Kidney Bladder Rejuvenator.