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I drink plain green tea and fruit flavored green teas every day. It helps flush my kidneys and has a few other benefits, such as containing antioxidants.
That's a great question for anyone managing lupus nephritis! While specific herbal teas aren't widely studied for lupus nephritis, there are some general beverage guidelines that can help protect kidney health.
Unsweetened iced tea is often recommended as a kidney-friendly drink. It avoids the high sugar content of sodas and Show Full Answer
I drink green tea and a tea that has turmeric and ginger. I get nauseated a lot. The ginger helps that.
there are so many out there. I drink a lot of ginger tea. Green tea, hibiscus tea, turmeric tea. And Rose. hip tea you can probably get online but if you want it to really work then maybe go to a herbal store in your area if you have one and get the leaves to boil i. pot on stove stay well💜
Green tea is known to help with providing extra blood flow to your kidneys. it is a diuretic. Just discuss with your doctor. I told my Rheumatologist I was drinking green tea and red (Roobianois) and she warned me about dizziness but was OK with it as my blood pressure was elevated and I don't take meds for it and it brought my b/p down nicely. Its also helpful in lowering blood surgar too. I like the red tea just a couple sips at night as it helps with nerves and helps me to relax (if constipated it will make you go. God bless.
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