High Creatinine? 6 Common Vitamins Nephrologists URGE SENIORS TO USE CAREFULLY For KIDNEY SAFETY

Описание: High Creatinine After 50? 6 Common Vitamins Nephrologists Urge Seniors To Use Carefully For Kidney Safety

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❓Are you eating healthy, taking your medications, but your creatinine levels are still high after 50? This video reveals why some common vitamins may silently harm your kidneys if used incorrectly.
In this video, you’ll discover three vitamins that can support kidney health when creatinine is high and three vitamins nephrologists urge seniors to avoid or use very carefully. These senior-friendly tips explain how certain supplements affect kidney function, inflammation, and circulation as we age. Small daily decisions about vitamins can make a powerful difference in protecting your kidneys and preventing further damage. Which supplement will you review first?
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⏱️ Timestamps
00:00 Why creatinine stays high after 50 – kidney health
02:00 Vitamin C in low doses – kidney protection
04:22 Vitamin B6 benefits for kidneys – creatinine support
06:54 Vitamin D and mineral balance – kidney safety
09:11 Vitamin A risks for seniors – kidney damage
11:08 High-dose vitamin C dangers – kidney stones
13:25 Vitamin B3 niacin risks – kidney stress

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