Adding herbs of unknown origin
Many people think that when the body is weak, they should use more tonics, medicinal soups or herbs. However, few people know that many traditional medicines originate from plants and plants contain potassium.
In healthy people, potassium helps the heart function normally. But with people with impaired kidney function, the body cannot effectively excrete potassium. Potassium accumulation can cause hyperkalemia, in severe cases leading to heart rhythm disorders, even cardiac arrest.
Therefore, for kidney patients, the use of herbs, decoctions or medicinal soups of unknown origin can make the condition worse, even accelerating the risk of blood filtration.
Bone broth
Bone broth usually contains a fairly high amount of phosphorus. For people with chronic kidney disease, absorbing too much phosphorus can disrupt mineral metabolism and make the disease progress faster. Heavy metals such as lead can also damage kidney tubes if accumulated for a long time.
Therefore, for people with chronic kidney failure or people who drink many types of this soup for a long time, it can lead to kidney canal damage and ureaemia.
