Who does not like tea? In South East Asia and many other countries of Asia,

tea is fondly consumed. Especially in India, it is a part of

day to day life. What all you can drink is important.

As you know, you are not allowed to take phosphorus in kidneys' disease that

is why your dietitian can restrict you from drinking soda. You do not even have to drink milk

or any other type of juices. There are different types of tea.

Freshly made, bottled tea, canned tea, and instant dip tea.

Some tea have less phosphorus whilst some tea have different additives that

can cause more damage to your kidneys which is why it is important to know

that even if you can drink tea, what all type you have to drink and what type of

tea you need to avoid completely. Let us know this today. Firstly, we are

talking about tea that has been prepared after boiling. Boiled tea prepared at home, the normal

tea we drink is a very good way to decrease phosphorus. You

can drink black or green tea as no phosphate is mixed in it separately and

boiling these tea fades away the chemical in it.

If you are wandering somewhere outside or sitting inside a restaurant then tea can

be a healthy option for you but keep in mind that you have to drink this tea without milk

as milk contains high amount of phosphorus that you are not allowed to consume. In

some tea there comes tea bags. Tea bags are also a healthy option. You can boil water

and dip two to three tea bags in it and can consume it easily but take care of sugar.

If you have diabetes, then do not take sugar in your tea. Now

let us talk about another tea which we call instant tea. Instant tea is powder

that comes in packets and tea can be immediately prepared by dissolving it in hot water.

Ponder that you have to stay away from this type of tea. This tea has mixed

phosphorus so that the tea powder can be prevented from forming clumps. This type of tea

can be found in general stores but you do not have to buy it. If you see the packet

and read the amount of phosphate then you will be amazed. Now, let us talk about bottled tea.

You must have heard about different types of bottled tea that comes in glass-bottles

for you to drink. In such tea, hot tea and cold tea are main.

You also don't have to drink such tea. These tea also have additives mixed in it

that helps in storing these tea for months that is why if these type of tea

is green, black, or even any other color or type, this can cause harm

to your body. Many other teas comes in different flavors such as lemon and

orange. But you have to keep this in mind that to add flavor to the tea

there should be other chemicals mixed in the tea. Now, let's talk about canned tea. As

you drink cold-drinks in cans similarly some tea comes in can. But

almost every canned tea is cold-tea. Cold tea in summers,

can provide cool essence to you but this cool essence for can

be very dangerous for you in kidneys' disease. As I have told earlier, many bottled things

and many packed things are mixed with additives that can harm

you during kidneys' disease. Main content of canned tea is

phosphorus. Phosphorus preservative is the thing that helps your tea

to stay fresh and tasty for long. So as you

understood that if you drink tea then drink it after boiling

as it will be right for you but you also have to look onto your liquid consumption.

If you can drink tea that does not mean you will keep drinking tea all day. You

have to drink tea in a controlled amount because patients are advised to drink less water in kidneys'

disease. But when it comes to food, in order to prevent kidneys' disease, it is important

that you take help of Ayurvedic treatment from Karma Ayurveda. Here, Dr. Puneet Dhawan

treats many kidneys' disease patients daily.

Let us meet one such patient.

Where are you from? Sikar. Sikar, Rajesthan?

Yes, Rajesthan. When you had came here what all problems you were facing?

At that time, I had weakness and elevated creatinine. How much

was your creatinine? 2.7 mg/dL. 2.7 mg/dL? Yes. okay!

Did you had swelling at that time? Yes. In legs? Yes.

Tell openly. Sir, I had few issues in urination. What type of problems?

I had issue of lessen urination. How is it now? It is fine now.

Swelling is also low. Hmm. Do you

even have swelling or not? Yes, but it is less. Less than before? Yes, less than before.

How much is the creatinine in tests you have done now? 1.89 mg/dL. From where you have get this test done?

From Jaipur. And from where did you get your earlier test done? That too was from Jaipur. Oh! Jaipur.

You don't have your reports? I don't have the old reports but have my current reports.

This report is of 24, April, 2019, creatinine has been come to the range of 1.89 mg/dL from 2.7 mg/dL.

And if we see other parameters then these parameters

are also within range. NO parameter is out of range. Creatinine has also reduced a lot

and it has come very close to the normal range. 1.5 mg/dL is his normal range.

It has already come near 1.8 mg/dL. Coming down from 2.7 mg/dL to 1.8 mg/dL means

that kidney has gained almost 50% of the functional improvement

and has already come to normal. Swelling was too much,

swelling is reduced now, are you feeling physically fit? Yes! You might never feel that you are ill, right?

Yes sir. Your homies also might not feel that way. Yes, I have out on some weight.

There is an improvement in weight and very much healthy physically. By the way,

he looks weak, his physique seems weak but he is feeling fit physically.

It doesn't seem that anyone could tell that you are weak. You see, how Karma Ayurveda's Ayurvedic

knowledge has cured this patient's kidneys' disease. We hope you like this video.

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video. Stay healthy. Stay happy. If you are also on kidney dialysis

and want to avoid this painful procedure then you can also contact Dr.

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