Renal parenchyma diseases refer to disorders that affect the functional tissue of the kidneys, known as the renal parenchyma. This includes the renal cortex and medulla, where processes like filtration and reabsorption occur. Essentially, these diseases compromise the kidney’s ability to filter blood and regulate various bodily functions. Here are some common types of renal […]
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Kidney failure and kidney disease are complex medical conditions that involve the malfunctioning of vital organs responsible for filtering waste from the blood and regulating fluid levels in the body. Treating these conditions requires comprehensive medical management, often involving medications, lifestyle changes, and sometimes medical procedures like dialysis or kidney transplant. The idea that the
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Fanconi syndrome or Fanconi’s syndrome is a syndrome of inadequate reabsorption in the proximal renal tubules of the kidney. The syndrome can be caused by various underlying congenital or acquired diseases, by toxicity, or by adverse drug reactions. Tube-shaped structures in the kidneys, called tubules, filter out waste products and fluid. As the issue
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Question: R. R. has kidney failure and is on dialysis. Can she use the Rife V3 and the dialysis machine at the same time? She wants to use them both while she is sleeping. Answer: There are no contraindications when combining dialysis (The Dialysis Machine) with the RDPV3 for overnight treatments. Link to the
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Question: My right kidney only has 12% function. I was wondering what the best frequency would be to help it regenerate and heal? Answer: The Kidney function at 12% is acute So use this set Kidney Failure, Acute: 0.16, 0.41, 0.77, 8.93, 32.28, 43.01, 112.52, 421.35, 422.3, 802.59 Keeping your kidneys healthy — Healthy body
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Question: What can I do for acidosis. I am hoping we have frequencies for that, but I couldn’t find any. Although, it seems like there should be. A google search indicated it is a pH imbalance. ————- Answer: Here are the frequencies from ETDFL 2020 Acidosis 0.49 0.73 0.8 2.5 132.6 347.5 377.65 597.5 775.95
Question: I am currently running frequencies for medullary sponge kidney, kidney stones (uric acid), and gout. what are frequency recommendations to help alkalize urine? Lemon water and bicarbonate of soda seem to help as well. thank you. Answer: Lowering of acid in Urine, alkalizing urine is best achieved through diet. More examples are below. Of the
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Question: Can the machine help my 33 year old friend – she has just been put on dialysis. Answer: Dialysis means the Kidney function is so low, it is chronic, and requires a Dialysis machine to replace kidney function. You can still use the frequencies, people can recover, and kidney function can be restored, especially
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Question: I am trying to figure out the difference between the Professional v2 and the Ultimate Trio. I am only intending to use this for myself and most specifically in issues with Nephropathy. What would you suggest? Answer: Diabetic nephropathy is a serious kidney-related complication of type 1 diabetes and type 2 diabetes. It is
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Question: After cardiac bypass surgery in 2016, uric acid and urea nitrogen levels are slightly higher and proteinuria is present. My doctor told me that I had diabetic nephropathy. It was also called chronic renal failure. However, I did not receive any further explanation. In my talk with the doctor, I heard that “The glomeruli
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