Stop Doing These 8 Things — They’re Destroying Your Kidneys

To maintain overall health, it’s essential that your kidneys function properly. They filter toxins and excess water from the blood, but several everyday habits can harm them:

1. Not Drinking Enough Water

2. Excessive Alcohol Consumption

Alcohol contains toxins that overwork the kidneys and can lead to long-term damage.

High salt intake increases blood pressure and harms kidney function. Limit salt in your diet.

4. Holding in Urine

Delaying urination puts pressure on the kidneys and bladder, leading to potential damage.

5. Too Much Coffee

Limit to 1–2 cups a day. Excess caffeine can stress the kidneys.

6. Ignoring Colds and Flu

Untreated infections can lead to kidney inflammation or damage.

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