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Beer & Kidney Stones. This oneâs for the guys: Stout, porter, or other hops-heavy beers can help prevent calcium deposits from forming in your kidneys. Thatâs a good thing, since calcium deposits eventually turn into painful, jagged asteroids of pain called kidney stones.
Good news: Drinking wine is good for your kidneys - but you can only have the odd glass each week. Many people feel a little guilty as they sip their wine of an evening. But now, new research suggests the odd glass could actually be good for the health. Moderate wine consumption could help keep the kidneys healthy and may protect the hearts of people who already have kidney disease.