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Urinary System

Kidneys, bladder, and detoxification processes

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System Overview

Function & Structure

The urinary system filters waste products, regulates fluid balance, and maintains electrolyte homeostasis through coordinated organ function:

Kidneys

  • Nephrons: Functional units that filter blood and form urine
  • Glomerular filtration: Removes waste while retaining essential nutrients
  • Tubular reabsorption: Recovers water, electrolytes, and glucose

Urinary Tract

  • Ureters: Transport urine from kidneys to bladder
  • Bladder: Stores urine and controls release timing
  • Urethra: Final pathway for urine elimination

Regulatory Functions

  • Fluid balance: Maintains optimal hydration status
  • Electrolyte regulation: Controls sodium, potassium, and pH levels
  • Blood pressure: Regulates through renin-angiotensin system

Common Health Concerns

  • Urinary tract infections and bladder health
  • Kidney stone formation and prevention
  • Fluid retention and electrolyte imbalances
  • Detoxification capacity and waste elimination

Supplement Support Strategies

  • Cranberry and D-mannose for urinary tract health
  • Kidney support herbs like nettle and dandelion
  • Electrolyte minerals for proper fluid balance
  • Antioxidants to protect kidney function

Key Functions

Filters blood, eliminates waste, maintains fluid balance, supports detoxification

Common Health Issues

Kidney health, UTIs, water retention, detox support, urinary function

Disclaimer: This information is for educational purposes only and should not be used to diagnose or treat medical conditions. Always consult with a healthcare professional before making changes to your health regimen.

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