WeBag™ Organic Kidney Cleansing Tea

Kidney Function Explained

Each kidney consists of approximately a million nephrons, the tiny filtering units responsible for maintaining healthy body function. Every nephron includes a glomerulus and a tubule. The glomerulus acts as a filter, removing waste, while the tubule reabsorbs essential substances and expels the waste. This is the process of nephron function.

Each nephron’s glomerulus filters blood, eliminating waste, while the tubule reabsorbs necessary elements, forming urine from the remaining waste and excess water.

Your kidneys work around the clock, filtering blood multiple times each day, processing over 150 quarts daily. The majority of water and other useful substances are reabsorbed by the tubules, with only one or two quarts becoming urine.

The renal artery brings unfiltered blood to the kidneys, while the renal vein carries the filtered blood away. Urine is transported from the kidneys to the bladder through the ureter.

Kidney Diseases: Causes, Symptoms & Impact

Anyone can develop kidney disease, but some individuals are at higher risk due to specific factors. In the United States, the primary risk factors for kidney disease are diabetes and high blood pressure.

Other factors contributing to kidney disease include stress, obesity, smoking, alcohol consumption, and glomerulonephritis. Having one or more of these factors doesn’t mean you will develop kidney disease, but early detection and treatment can prevent it from worsening.

Chronic Kidney Disease (CKD) symptoms may appear gradually as kidney damage progresses. Loss of kidney function can cause fluid build-up, accumulation of waste products, and electrolyte imbalances, among other issues. As the disease advances, you may notice symptoms like these.

Kidneys are crucial for your body’s overall function. When they fail to work correctly, the risk of other health issues increases. Common health problems related to kidney disease include gout, anemia, secondary hyperparathyroidism (SHPT), bone disorders, heart diseases, and fluid retention.

WeBag™ Organic Kidney Cleansing Tea: A Natural Way to Boost Kidney Health

By gently eliminating toxins and waste that accumulate in the kidneys, TRADITIONAL HEALTHY WeBag Organic Kidney Cleansing Tea supports natural detoxification, promoting their optimal function. You’ll feel refreshed and revitalized, enhancing your general well-being.

After a few days

You’ll begin to feel more energetic as your kidneys initiate gentle detoxification.

After a few weeks

Experience an increased detoxification effect and enhanced kidney and bladder health.

After a few months

Enjoy sustained energy, improved kidney performance, and a strengthened immune system.

High-Quality Key Ingredients

Dandelion: A natural diuretic, dandelion helps boost urine production, assisting in the elimination of kidney toxins. Its anti-inflammatory properties can help reduce kidney inflammation and improve function. Dandelion is also packed with antioxidants that protect against damage from free radicals.

Polygonatum: Known to prevent kidney damage and promote longevity, Polygonatum helps lower blood pressure, reduce blood sugar and lipids, and prevent atherosclerosis. It provides antioxidant benefits, fights various bacteria and skin fungi, and is helpful for managing diabetes.

Angelica Roots: Often referred to as the “stone breaker,” Angelica roots have been traditionally used for treating kidney stones. They help prevent the formation of stones and can reduce their size. Studies indicate that Angelica roots can improve immunity, relieve headaches, and insomnia, and inhibit melanin formation, reducing freckles and age spots. They are also beneficial in treating Alzheimer’s disease.

Epimedium: Known for its ability to prevent sarcoma and lung cancer spread, Epimedium also inhibits chemically-induced cancers and bacterial infections. It strengthens immune function against cancer cells and prevents aging and cardiovascular diseases. Additionally, it addresses kidney yang deficiency symptoms like male hormone imbalances, urinary incontinence, and high blood pressure.