Cordyceps and dialysis can do some help for high creatinine level, but cannot repair damaged kidneys. To repair injured kidneys, you need to try our systematic Chinese medicine treatment, including Micro-Chinese Medicine Osmotherapy, Medicated Bath, Foot Bath, Mai Kang Mixture, and Enema, etc.
Some evidence suggests that they may also protect against kidney disease, a common complication of diabetes. In a review of 22 studies including 1,746 people with chronic kidney disease, those who took Cordyceps supplements experienced improved kidney function ( 31 ).
When we were researching we ran into the query “Can Cordyceps sinensis improve kidney function in chronic renal failure?”.
We learned a study with 51 patients suffering chronic renal failure showed that the administration of 3–5g per day of Cordyceps sinensis significantly improved the kidney and immune functions of the patients (Guan, Y. J, et al.
You could be asking “What are the side effects of Cordyceps on the kidneys?”
Chronic renal failure or reduced kidney function often cause hypertension, proteinuria and anaemia. A study involving patients with such health issues showed, after 1 month of Cordyceps administration, a 15% reduction in blood pressure, significant reduction in urinary protein and increase in superoxide dismutase (SOD).
Do cordyceps help with ckd?
Cordyceps sinensis (a Chinese medicinal herb) for treating chronic kidney disease People with chronic kidney disease (CKD) experience gradual worsening of kidney function. Cordyceps (Cordyceps sinensis), which is sometimes known as Chinese caterpillar fungus, is widely used in traditional Chinese medicine to treat people with CKD.
You could be asking “How many people with CKD received Cordyceps in China?”
We searched the literature published up to April 2014 and assessed evidence from 22 studies conducted in China that involved 1746 people with CKD who received Cordyceps as part of their treatment.
How does Cordyceps work to treat diabetes?
Cordyceps lowers blood glucose levels by improving insulin resistance plus its anti-inflammatory and antioxidant actions also protect the kidneys from the damage that comes from elevated glucose levels, something that diabetic medication fails to do.
Recent studies have shown that Cordyceps enhances the kidneys’ potential by increasing 17-hdroxy-corticosteroid and 17-ketosteroid levels. A study with 51 patients suffering chronic renal failure showed that the administration of 3–5g per day of Cordyceps sinensis significantly improved the kidney and immune functions of the patients.
Can Cordyceps improve exercise performance?
Animal and lab studies suggest Cordyceps have the potential to improve heart health and fight inflammation, cancer, diabetes and aging. However, many of these studies are poor quality, and the results cannot be extended to humans. Nevertheless, there have been human studies on Cordyceps’ effects on exercise performance.