Patient's question:
I have a bit of kidney deficiency, often feel weak and sweat a lot, and always have lower back pain. Although my wife has bought me many supplements, they haven't been very effective. Later, I adjusted my diet, but the results weren't significant either. A few days ago, my sister came to my house and said that spirulina is now popular to eat, as it is beneficial for all body types. She suggested I try it. Is spirulina effective for kidney disease?Doctor's answer:
Hello, kidney disease: Many heavy metals and drugs remaining in food are toxic to the kidneys. The content of chlorophyll in spirulina is more than 10 times that of ordinary vegetables, which can purify the blood, accelerate the excretion of mercury and drugs, and other metabolic waste, playing a role in protecting the kidneys.