Are there any herbal drugs that help kidney function, or help repair damaged kidneys?

I would strongly suggest seeing an acupuncturist or a chinese herbalist. Traditional Chinese Medicine sees the kidneys as the most important organ of the body, and recognizes the importance of their strength. My acupuncturist once informed me that 70% of his clients have ailments related to kidney weakness. Luckily, a skilled acupuncturist can remedy these problems.

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You might want to review marshmallow root and queen-of-the meadow. I've taken these for years myself as a tea that I've made from bulk herbs. Some herbs are so mild, that the healing can be very slow, from weeks to months. So a person has to be patient, and note the slow improvement when it occurs. I think a reasonable amount of water might be good too (but not excessive). You might want to check those things out.

I should note also that technically, herbs are not considered "drugs", but foods that help the body heal itself. It's an interesting science. If you want to know more, you might want to read "The Way of Herbs".

I did a research of Asparagus Extract, I was impressed! It really is wonderful for the kidneys.


Are there any herbal drugs that help kidney function, or help repair damaged kidneys?