Kidney disease is the 9th leading cause of death in the United States. 31 million Americans live with this condition in America today. The kidneys are an important part of our bodies, they are responsible for water regulation, the control of waste products going into and coming out of our bodies, and they keep our bones strong and healthy, as well as control our blood pressure levels. When kidney disease is present in the body, the damaged kidney is unable to perform these duties, leading to a decline in the patients overall health. Diet, diabetes, obesity, and high blood pressure, are all leading causes of this disease and are 50% more likely to be seen amongst American Indians.
Kidney disease has an array of reasons for developing. Some
Kidney disease has an array of reasons for developing. Some