Kidney Stones Dissolved And Passed Naturally! A Look At Phosphoric Acid And Soda! By Joe Barton At Isnare.com Ezine Articles

About 24 million Americans will develop kidney stones sometime in their lifetime. And with kidney stones, these people will deal with excruciating pain associated with this health disorder. Common symptoms of kidney stones include: extreme pain and aching in the back (by kidneys); sudden spasms in back, abdomen, groin and genitalia; bloody or cloudy urine; fatigue; nausea; fever and chills. These debilitating symptoms can last for days to months until the kidney stone is passed or treated? What treatment is right for you?

Kidney Stone Treatments

And just how can you pass kidney stones? Like any other ailment, kidney stone treatment can vary from person to person. Some kidney stone sufferers will simply be prescribed some pain medication and need to drink 2 to 3 quarts of water per day to flush out the kidney stone (this could last weeks to months). Others might need more medical treatment to help pass the kidney stone including: Extracorporeal shock wave lithotripsy (ESWL) which uses sound waves to break up kidney stone into smaller pieces; Percutaneous nephrolithotomy is a surgical procedure where the doctor removes the kidney stones by making incisions in your back (by the kidney region); and Ureteroscopic stone removal is a procedure where the stone is removed manually by an instrument passed into the ureter through the bladder. However, sometimes treatments can be simpler than expected?

Phosphoric Acid: The cause and cure of Kidney Stones

This subtitle might not make sense but give me a minute to explain. Most of us know that kidney stones are caused by a variety of reason (one including drinking soda containing carbonation and phosphoric acid which causes formation of kidney stones). Another reason is that typically soda drinkers tend to drink less water than the average person. However, research has proven that phosphoric acid can cause kidney stones and also dissolve them if done properly. Let me explain! After doctors suggested a link between soft drinks and kidney stones, researchers conducted research on over 1000 men who suffered from kidney stones and drank at least 5 ounces of cola per day. During the 3 year experiment, half the men refrained from cola completely while the other half drank regular amounts of their cola of choice (containing phosphoric acid). After the 3 year period (here is the kicker!), drinkers of the soda were one-third less likely to experience a recurrence of kidney stones. And the men who stopped drinking soda there was no effect (did not increase or decrease) on the recurrence of kidney stones. Researchers were baffled! Phosphoric Acid caused kidney stones and yet prevented kidney stones?

Research leads to remedy! Can phosphoric acid cause and also cure the formation of kidney stones? Research does not lie! Therefore, many researchers also experimented with a natural remedy (phosphoric acid) to dissolve and pass kidney stones. Again, researchers were baffled because it worked! To learn more about a guaranteed natural home-remedy (using phosphoric acid) to dissolve and pass your kidney stones in hours… please check out this website today!

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