Phosphorus plays a major role in affecting your kidney health. If you have kidney disease, you want to support a healthy normal phosphorus level for optimal kidney health. In this video, Robert expands on how to support healthy normal phosphorus levels as excess phosphorus can damage other organs in your body.

 

Your first goal in maintaining healthy normal phosphorus levels should be to incorporate some low phosphorus foods in your renal diet, mainly from animal proteins. Your kidneys are able to absorb phosphorus from animal proteins much better than phosphorus from vegetable sources of protein.

 

Likewise, taking valid supplements can help support healthy normal phosphorus levels. PhosFix from Healthy Kidney Inc. is a highly trusted product that can be found on Amazon, Walmart, eBay, and our website.

 

How Does PhosFix Help Support Healthy Normal Phosphorus Levels?

Niacinamide is the primary ingredient in PhosFix and each pill is packed with 550mg of it. Niacinamide is in the form of B3 and it helps block phosphorus absorption. Niacinamide has also shown to support good kidney health and good heart health. You’ll be amazed when you search for the benefits of niacinamide in supporting healthy normal phosphorus levels.

 

The second major ingredient is Chitosan. Chitosan comes from shellfish and countless studies have revealed its benefits in supporting healthy phosphorus levels and good cholesterol levels. With kidney disease, most people have their cholesterol levels out of range and chitosan can greatly complement that problem.

 

Fructooligosaccharides (FOS) and Inulin are the prebiotics in PhosFix that helps support the growth of probiotics which help support a normal elimination of toxins.

 

Overall, you should look to do everything you can to support healthy normal phosphorus levels. Start by limiting high phosphorus foods and incorporating a phosphorus binder like PhosFix can help keep your phosphorus levels at a healthy range. It’s in your best interest to monitor and maintain healthy phosphorus levels for kidney disease. 

 

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