Kidney problems
High calorie intake may up risk of kidney stonesEating more than 2,200 calories per day may increase one's risk of developing kidney stones by up to 42 per cent, a new study has warned.Scientists also found that even small amounts of exercise can ...
- Kidney Problems may Decrease with Higher Vitamin D Levels
Vitamin D deficiency has been found common in children with chronic kidney disease (CKD) -- the longstanding disease of the kidneys leading to renal failure.
- Severe Obesity in Teens Tied to Possible Kidney Problems
Nearly one-fifth of severely obese teens have poor kidney function, a small new study suggests. The study included 242 severely obese teens taking part in research on weight-loss surgery.Seventeen percent of the teens had protein ...
- Protein-Rich Diet: Is It Harmful For People With Kidney Problems? This Study Finds Out
A high-protein diet (HPD) never came across as something harmful. But, if the findings of a new study are to be believed, a high-protein diet may harm kidney function.
- Bottled Water Causing Cancer, Heart Disease in Pakistan
Around 12 brands of bottled water sold in Pakistan contain arsenic, which can cause skin diseases, diabetes, kidney problems, hypertension, heart disease, birth defects and cancer, a Pakistani agency has found.The Pakistan Council of Research ...
- 5 Benefits Of Starting Your Day With Lemon Water
A healthy kick-start to the day has a lot to do with the first sip or bite you take.
