Some people may have an incidental finding of severe kidney disease and elevated creatinine on routine blood work without having any symptoms. In others, depending on the cause of the problem, different symptoms of kidney failure may be present including: feeling dehydrated, fatigue, swelling , shortness of breath, confusion, or
#6: Kale. Although kale is still a fairly unknown superfood, the nutritional and health benefits of kale are well documented. The beautiful green leaves of kale are chock-full of vitamins and other phytochemicals that have been shown to alleviate symptoms associated with rheumatoid arthritis.
For the occasional meal, Sea Kale is safe to eat when cooked but, eaten on a more regular basis, may precipitate problems caused by nitriles adversely acting upon the kidneys and liver. It is not called Progoitrin without reason; it can cause the disease Goitre.