Carrie Drinkwine - Importance of Kidney Filtration in Health

Name: Carrie Drinkwine - Importance of Kidney Filtration in Health
Uploaded: 2024-08-09T13:30:16+00:00
Duration: 46 s
Channel: Claudia von Boeselager
Description: In this brief segment, Carrie Drinkwine emphasizes that regenerative health hinges on understanding the body's drainage pathways, particularly the…

9 Aug 2024 · 1 min

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In this brief segment, Carrie Drinkwine emphasizes that regenerative health hinges on understanding the body's drainage pathways, particularly the lymphatic system’s connection to kidney filtration. She explains that waste from everything we ingest, inhale, and apply to our skin is carried by the lymphatic system, with a large portion directed to the kidneys where it is filtered and expelled as urine. Drinkwine likens lymph nodes to a sewer system that digests pathogens, while the kidneys act as the final drain. She stresses the importance of monitoring morning urine as a simple, powerful health metric, recommending regular urine tests to assess the efficiency of these waste removal processes.

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The biggest thing people don't understand about regenerative health is the drainage pathways. Nobody talks about kidney filtration. Your body, basically what you eat, drink, breathe, and put on your skin is what brings waste into the body, obviously. And your lymphatic system's job is to carry that waste out, is specifically most, a lot of it to the kidneys, and the kidneys filter lymphatic waste out through the urine. We of course also use our lymph vessels, our lymph nodes. Our lymph nodes actually eat and digest pathogenic bacteria, sites, like they break it down. I call the lymph nodes the sewer system or the septic tanks. Yeah. But the kidneys drain this waste out. And so you have to check your urine. So I always say, watch your urine. And urine test in the morning is the most beneficial thing you can do.