Dialysis..Cure??

[blessu1]

There are millions of folks on dialysis. Do you think a cure is being held back because of the millions of dollars the treatment brings in? 

[cubarican210]

Hmmm! That's a great question but I don't know myself. I've never actually thought about that either. 

[Valerie1979]

our kidneys do an incredible amount of work. They regulate so much of our blood chemistry and cleanse our blood from waste and toxins.
I really don't believe there is a "cure" for kidney failure out there -- much of kidney failure results from poorly controlled diabetes or high blood pressure -- in some cases even a kidney transplant won't "cure" the problems since it stems from some other underlying condition

[ninajay]

I've wondered about that since my brother has had issues with kidneys. His doctor tells him the damage can't be reversed.  I do believe there are cures for some other diseases that may be held back from public. More money is made from "treatments" than from a cure. Just imagine if a cure for cancer was found... no more chemo, radiation, and other expensive treatments, and no more money needed for so called research...

[MessiahMews]

Since 1998 kidney failure has been on a sharp rise.

Alot of it is also due to the barium in chemtrails.  Look up barium, chemtrails and kidney failure in google.  They became rampant in full force in 1998.

With that in mind, I do alot of kidney cleansing, LL's Magnetic Clay baths (I detoxed excess mercury that way), and a product called Chembuster by Doc Von Peters.  You'd have to search all of that online, cause can't post links, you know.

Prevention is worth a pound of cure.  Best to cleanse, cleanse, cleanse to avoid any problems.

[bhm42004]

I think dialysis is just a treatment that can be used long term, not a cure. I agree that even a kidney transplant may not b a cure if there are other reasons for the kidney failure.

As far as a cure being held back for $ purposes: that can be said about a few health issues these days too - like AIDS and cancer.