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Bad Habits That Can Kill You!

Some habits slowly spoil your health and can gradually turn into life-threatening conditions. Read on to know more...

All of us cultivate some habits gradually without being aware. Every habit has its own effect in the long run.

Whether you have the habit of eating too much or too little, drinking too much or not drinking at all, every action will have its own effect.

Also Read: Habits That Kill Kidneys Brutally

Some habits slowly spoil your health and can gradually turn into life-threatening conditions. Read on to know more...

Too Much Of Meat

Too Much Of Meat

Eating too much of meat can also damage the kidney in the long run. High levels of protein increases the load on the kidneys.

Postponing Nature's Calls

Postponing Nature's Calls

Some of us have the habit of postponing nature's calls. Not peeing on time may cause the bacteria in the urine breed and multiply.

Also Read: 7 Ways To Cleanse Your Kidneys

They can cause infections too. Urinary tract infection, uremia and nephritis are all issues that start slowly because of not peeing n time.

Eating Lot Of Sugar

Eating Lot Of Sugar

Eating too much of sugar may raise the levels of protein in your system which may burden the kidneys.

In fact, if your urine contains high levels of protein, it could be a sign of kidney issue!

Using Painkillers Often

Using Painkillers Often

Even painkillers can kill your kidneys if you overuse them. In fact, they can affect both the liver and the kidneys.

Also Read: Reasons To Detox Your Kidneys

Too Much Of Alcohol

Too Much Of Alcohol

Excessive alcohol can cause uric acid deposits in the renal tubules. This could lead to kidney failure too.

Eating Too Much Of Salt

Eating Too Much Of Salt

Excessive salt consumption also bothers your kidneys. They need to put in lots of efforts to eliminate the excess salt. Also Too much of sodium can cause water retention and high BP.

Also Read: Why Lemon Water Is A Medicine?

Not Sleeping Well

Not Sleeping Well

Even lack of enough sleep is a habit that troubles your kidneys. Only during sleep, your body will be able to repair damaged tissues in your kidneys.

Not Drinking Water On Time

Not Drinking Water On Time

If you don't drink enough water, your blood circulation gets affected and even your kidneys fail to work efficiently in eliminating toxins.

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