And we are here with yet another episode of 'Apke sawaal aur humare jawab'

Welcome to the YouTube channel of Karma Ayurveda

'Kidney treatment without dialysis' where we try to bring

a 'saturday show' so that we can answer your questions.

Just like every saturday we will try to answer all of them

Today is the 11th episode of this show and

the way you show your love and support to us by asking questions becomes a source of insipration to us.

So if you are following our channel and have asked us a question then

you may get the answer in this video. Also, if you want to be a part of this show or

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about the channel. So let us begin with the first question

The first question is of Mr Nirbhay Kumar, he wanted to know if he can eat sprouts of moong and chickpeas.

Mr. Nirbhay, thankyou for asking this question. During kidney diseases you need to

limit the amounts of protein. So in such a condition

it wont be beneficial for you to consume both of them, though you can eat half split green moong

but in limited amounts and irregularly.

Do not consume chana dal because it is loaded with protein and

it is not beneficial for your kidney's health. Make sure to

consult doctor and dietician for preparing the renal diet chart and if you want then you can take the help of

our experts and you can contact on the numbers mentioned in the description below.

So let us proceed with our second question

The second question is of Mr Manjit Nokwal that ‘How much does a kidney patient benefit from walking?

Mr. Manjeet it is indeed an important question for all of us because most of the kidney patients

are confused whether walking is good for them or not.

And if it is then how? Let us tell you that everyone should

go for a walk, no matter if he is a kidney patient or not. It keeps the body active and

you will feel great. It also provides you with fresh air.

Walking improves digestion and maintain a healthy balance of insulin

and also maintains an adequate blood flow.

These all are beneficial for kidney patients as well but it is not necessary that

it will benefit yoy more if you will walk more. Limited walking

would be good and you should walk by keeping the state of health in mind.

You can know about the yoga asana in our previous videos

that are beneficial for kidney health and you can practice them

daily after walking. The third question is

of Mr Azhar Ansari asking ‘Why do CKD patients get swelling in kidneys?

Mr. Azhar tahnkyou for asking the question yet another time. The key role of kidneys is to

filter the blood from toxins and wastes. and maintain a healthy balance of fluid in the blood.

But the kidneys of a Chronic Kidney Patient gets weak and

deprives the functioning of kidneys. so in such a condition when kidneys cannot perform their functions

properly then these impurities and wastes start to accumulate in the blood and

become a reason of swelling in joints and nearby arreas. You can

forment the swollen area and practice mild exercises.

But most important thing Mr. Azhar is that limit the amount of sodium in your foods.

If you have more question then you can contact our experts

on the numbers given in the description box. Let us proceed to the next question

The fourth question is of Ms Pooja Arora and she wants to know if she can eat yellow pumpkin or not?

Ms. Pooja pumpkin is favorite of many people and in such a case

it will help in removing their confusion. Kidney patients should not consume yellow pumpkin

though you can add green pumpkin in your diet. Yellow pumpkin is loaded with

potassium and phosphorus when compared to green pumpkin.

And you should not consume it. The consumption of green pumpkin

should also be limited as it can affect diabetic.

Let us proceed with the next question

The fifth question is of Mr Mahendra Singh that ‘Should someone get dialysis if the creatinine is 8.62 mg/dl?

Mr. Mahindra dialysis is a procedure that

is easy to start with but will leave you with other options.

It is not a solution but a temporary treatment

It will not bring much change to your kidneys and will only be

reducing the work pressure of kidneys. An artificial processor (dialyzer) initiates the actions of kidneys.

Having 8.62 mg/dl creatinine can be a big problem. If you are

willing to accept the Ayurvedic treatment during the process then you can contact Karma Ayurveda.

We do not support dialysis as we believe that Ayurveda has the power that lacks in

Allopathy. With the treatment provided by Dr. Puneet Dhawan, thousands of kidney patients

have pull out from the protocol of dialysis.

And are leading a normal life now. You cn directly contact us

on the number available in the description box. Our experts can guide you better.

The next question is from an unknown user but is interesting

one that if he can eat things like bread, bun and chapatti?

So the answer is NO! things that are made up of

all-purpose flour consumption is not good for kidney patients as it takes a lot of time to digest.

It get sticked to the intestine and reduces their ability to perform the job.

In such abstain yourself from all such foods. The last question is of

of Mr MS that ‘how much water should kidney stone patient take?’

Mr MS that ‘how much water should kidney stone patient take?’

Mr. M S thankyou for asking this question. During the problem of kidney stone