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Foundations of Health’s Signature Renal Formula
Carbamide · beet · uva-ursi · celery seed · marshmallow root
Where practitioners
use it
Clinicians reach for it as an adjunct where the goal is:
- • Mild water retention
- •Sluggish urinary elimination
- •General renal nutritional support
- • One piece of a broader drainage or detoxification-support protocol — rather than a stand-alone renal therapeutic
Drainage / elimination — renal fluid handling, glutathione-precursor supply, traditional urinary botanicals.
Ochratoxin A (OTA) & the kidney
- •Strongest documented kidney tropism of the water-damage mold toxins
- •Implicated in Balkan Endemic Nephropathy
- •Concentrates in the postproximal nephron and proximal tubule
- • Recovered from human kidney tissue and tumors
What Carbamide Plus supplies
- •Vitamins A & C
- •Traditional renal botanicals
- •A glutathione-building cysteine source
- • Antioxidants and glutathione precursors were among the adjunctive strategies listed in a 2012 OTA review
Ingredients of Kidney Detox Support
Carbamideurea
The body’s own endogenous osmolyte.
Freely filtered at the glomerulus and concentrated in the medullary interstitium, where it drives the countercurrent gradient the kidney uses to concentrate urine and manage water balance. At oral, milligram doses it functions less as a stand-alone diuretic and more as a physiologic “theme” the rest of the formula is built around.
Uva-ursi leafArctostaphylos uva-ursi
Traditional urinary botanical, historically used short-term for urinary comfort.
Its arbutin is hydrolyzed to hydroquinone in alkaline urine. Modern reviews affirm antimicrobial and astringent activity in vitro while flagging that use should stay short-term given the hydroquinone metabolite.
Celery seed & marshmallow rootApium graveolens · Althea officinalis
A classic “irritant plus demulcent” pairing in Western herbalism.
Celery seed has a long ethnobotanical record as a mild diuretic; marshmallow root contributes mucilage that soothes the urinary tract lining.
L-cysteine HClwith L-leucine, L-valine & L-alanine
The rate-limiting amino acid for hepatic glutathione synthesis.
Glutathione is the body’s master conjugation antioxidant, used to neutralize and excrete a wide range of xenobiotics via phase II liver conjugation.
Vitamins A, C & B6B6 as pyridoxal-5-phosphate
Standard antioxidant and enzymatic cofactor support.
B6 is a cofactor for the cystathionine pathway feeding into cysteine/glutathione metabolism, tying the vitamin panel back to the amino acid blend.
Neonatal bovine liver & vegetable cultureSOD & catalase
Foundations of Health’s “Cytosol Extract” glandular technology.
Low-temperature processed animal tissue and vegetable cultures intended to supply cofactors. The concept traces to Dr. Royal Lee’s protomorphogen theory; it remains a proprietary manufacturing philosophy rather than one validated in independent double-blind trials.
Its Role
- •Special dietary support for healthy renal function*
- •Physiologic fluid balance*
- •Renal fluid handling*
- •Glutathione-precursor supply*
- •Traditional urinary botanicals*
In a mold-literate protocol
of urea made by your liver every day as the end product of protein/ammonia metabolism — and your kidneys already use it to concentrate urine every hour of every day.
Greek for “to heal” — the root of marshmallow’s genus name. One of the oldest documented demulcents, used medicinally since ancient Egypt.
Spanish moss is neither Spanish nor a moss — it’s a flowering bromeliad, a relative of the pineapple, included for its traditional folk use around fluid balance.
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