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David Dunaief

Brooklyn
As seen in: TBR News Media, NewsBreak, Queens Ledger, Queens Ledger - Brooklyn Star News, Greenpoint Star, Queens Examiner, Leader-Observer, Glendale Register, LIC/Astoria Journal, Breathing Labs, Forest Hills Times
Clinician, researcher, author & speaker focused on preventing & reversing disease w/lifestyle changes. I'm also a dog-whisperer.
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Medical Compass: Protect your kidneys before symptoms start

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Medical Compass: Protect your kidneys before symptoms start METRO photo Kidney-friendly habits can make a meaningful difference Dr. David Dunaief Your kidneys serve many functions. In addition to filtering waste and fluid, they help control blood pressure, make red blood cells and vitamin D, and control your body’s acidity and its balance of vitamins. If your kidney function is lower than optimal, you may experience hypertension or cardiovascular problems.
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Medical Compass: Too much sodium, too little potassium

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By David Dunaief
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Medical Compass: Too much sodium, too little potassium Pixabay photo Improving the ratio between the two nutrients supports better heart and kidney health A teaspoon of salt contains 2300 mg of sodium. This is the same as the recommended upper consumption limit for teens and adults (1). Still, Americans consume an average of around 3400 mg per day with wide-ranging health consequences for their heart and kidney health (2).
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