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High Creatinine Levels: What You Need to Know

High Creatinine Levels: What You Need to Know
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High creatinine levels can be indicative of kidney injury or disease. Creatinine is a waste product that accumulates in the bloodstream and is normally filtered out by healthy kidneys.

 

Understanding High Creatinine Levels

Creatinine levels in the blood can provide valuable insights into kidney function. When creatinine levels are high, it suggests that the kidneys are not effectively filtering waste products from the bloodstream. This can be a sign of kidney injury. High creatinine levels may also indicate impaired kidney function, which can have various causes, including chronic kidney problems.

 

The role of eGFR

While high creatinine level can be concerning, eGFR provides a more comprehensive assessment of kidney function. eGFR is a formula that estimates the kidneys’ filtering abilities based on factors such as creatinine levels, age, and sex. It is a more accurate indicator of kidney health as it takes into account additional variables. A normal eGFR is typically above 90, while values below 60 may indicates kidney problems, and below 15 indicate kidney failure.

 

Introducing DTS for Creatinine and eGFR Support

DTS is natural health product that offers support for creatinine and eGFR levels. It combines the benefits of Japanese Kampo ingredients, specially Panax Pseudo Ginseng and Eucommia (Leaf, Wood, Berry), which have been used for centuries for health maintenance. These natural ingredients are known for their positive effects on kidney, liver, and blood health.

 

DTS’s formulation is backed by scientific research. Research data suggests that DTS can provide beneficial support to the liver (ALT & AST levels) and kidneys (eGFR levels). As the organs’ function is getting stronger, in turns it aids in detoxification, blood quality, and contributes to overall wellness.

Reference:
  1. verywellhealth
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  • * All research and clinical data should be used as reference purposes only, results may vary.
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