Does apple cider vinegar cause kidney stones?
I've started taking apple cider vinegar regularly for digestion, but then I read something online about it possibly causing kidney stones. Is there any truth to this claim?
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5 months ago
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Too much of anything is bad for the kidneys. While some say cider vinegar helps, excess acid is not good for the body. Drinking plenty of plain, clean water throughout the day is the best traditional way to keep your kidneys clean.
5 months ago
Through my years of yoga practice, I have learned that maintaining a natural internal balance is key. ACV is highly acidic and excessive use can stress your system. Practicing Kapalbhati and drinking regular coconut water is much more gentle on your kidneys.
5 months ago
There is no strong proof that apple cider vinegar causes kidney stones when taken in moderation. Just drink enough water daily and try not to worry too much about it.
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5 months ago
Beta, humare yahan toh log kehte hain ki jyada sirka peene se khoon aur pet me garmi badhti hai. Patthari se bachna hai toh roz subah khub sara saaf pani piyo aur nimbu pani lo. Yeh sab khati cheezein bina wajah mat khao.
5 months ago
When I had a kidney stone last year, the urologist at Kokilaben Hospital strictly advised me against trying random vinegar therapies. He said it can alter urine chemistry in unpredictable ways. Please consult a proper specialist before taking ACV for your kidneys.