Is Pineapple good for kidney stones?

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Pineapple ๐Ÿ for Kidney Stone

Like many fruits, pineapple ๐Ÿ is a great source of fiber, vitamin C and other vitamins and minerals. Like most fruits, pineapple is also very low in sodium, protein and fat.

Is Pineapple good for kidney stones?
Is Pineapple good for kidney stones? Yea

Pineapple ๐Ÿ is rich in nutrients, and pineapple is also one of the most recommended fruits to prevent kidney stones.

Pineapple ๐Ÿ contains many essential nutrients for the body, such as various vitamins, glucose, fructose, citric acid, beta-carotene, folic acid, and minerals such as calcium, manganese, magnesium, phosphorus, and fluorine.

It is worth mentioning that pineapple contains bromelain, a powerful digestive enzyme with a long list of health benefits.

Bromelain is a pure natural plant protease widely used in food and pharmaceutical fields.

If you regularly eat high-protein foods, the content of calcium, oxalic acid and uric acid in the body is generally high, and it is easy to form kidney stones.

Bromelain is very helpful in the breakdown and absorption of protein, reduces intestinal absorption of calcium, reduces calcium oxalate stones, and prevents the formation of kidney stones.

In addition, bromelain can improve the digestive system, inhibit tumors, protect cardiovascular and cerebrovascular, and enhance immunity and resistance.

People with Kidney Disease are often told to Avoid Tropical Fruits but Pineapple ๐Ÿ is concidered safe because it is LOW in Potassium. Rich in B vitamins , Manganese, Fiber and Bromelain. Bromelain effectively Reduces Inflammation, which can cause Kidney conditions to flare up. If youโ€™re looking for a healthy snack that supports the Kidneys. Pineapple ๐Ÿ is a Good Choice.

Kidney stones are solid pieces of calcium material that form in a kidney. They can stay there or they may travel down the urinary tract until they are eliminated naturally. Unfortunately, larger stones can get stuck in the the ureter, bladder or urethra. The result can be blood in the urine, blockage of urine flow and excruciating pain.

Complete Nature Care

Dr Udomoh

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