Natural Medicinal Treatment for Kidney Disease

Our program is a supervised clinical approach with over 30 years of experience. First approved for use under our hospital oversight in China in 1993, it focuses on structured evaluation and individualized care for patients facing various forms of kidney disease.

The program consists of two primary pillars: Proprietary Composition: A medicinal composition formulated using natural substances, prepared and compounded within our hospital. Lifestyle Guidance: Practical, experience-based guidance developed through decades of clinical observation and patient management.

We have documented clinical success with patients diagnosed with: Nephritis and Nephrotic Syndrome. Chronic Renal Insufficiency and Advanced Kidney Dysfunction. IgA Nephropathy and Uremia.

Based on over three decades of supervised clinical use, the therapy offers the following: Non-surgical: It does not require surgery. Safety: It is designed to avoid significant toxic side effects and has been used by thousands of patients without safety concerns. Functionality: It aims to help repair damaged renal tissue and reduce recurrence rates.

Based on traditional Chinese medicine, this therapy emphasizes treating both the symptoms and the root causes. We believe that when kidney function is impaired, that damage puts a burden on other vital organs, including the spleen, lungs, and liver. Our medication includes natural ingredients known for improving the health of these organs, focusing on comprehensive regulation to improve overall immunity and restore physiological function.

While individual results vary, documented clinical examples have shown: Reductions in blood creatinine and Blood Urea Nitrogen (BUN). Significant declines in 24-hour urine protein (e.g., from +++ to lower or negative readings). Resolution of urine occult blood (hematuria) in multiple cases.

A creatinine level of approximately 700 µmol/L (7.9 mg/dL) generally indicates severely reduced kidney function and may be approaching kidney failure. Depending on other factors—such as age, overall health, additional laboratory results, symptoms, and urine output—doctors may begin discussing the possibility of dialysis. Among patients we have treated who were in a similar condition, some—particularly those who still maintained adequate urine output—were able to slow or halt further deterioration of kidney function. In certain cases, this helped delay the need for dialysis, and occasionally avoid it for a period of time. However, it is important to understand that when kidney function has declined to this level, restoring kidney function close to normal is very difficult. The primary goal of treatment at this stage is typically to stabilize kidney function, improve symptoms where possible, and delay further progression of the disease.

Yes. Among the dialysis patients we have treated, some were able to reduce the frequency of dialysis visits per week. Others experienced improvements in physical conditions, such as higher energy levels and reduced irritation from dialysis.

No. In-person visits are not required for the initial evaluation or follow-up planning. This remote process allows patients from different regions—including Europe, North America, South Korea, the Philippines, and China—to receive professional review under hospital supervision.

To begin, please submit the following for review: Recent blood and urine laboratory results (including creatinine and protein levels). Imaging or kidney biopsy reports if available. A brief medical history, current symptoms, and a list of current medications.

Our medical team reviews your submitted materials to determine suitability. If the program is a fit, we provide individualized guidance and treatment recommendations. The medicinal composition is mailed via international express mail service upon payment.

Yes. We have not observed any adverse interactions between our composition and other medications. It is common for kidney patients to also manage hypertension or diabetes; we generally advise patients to maintain those medications. We require a full list of current medications before providing our composition.

Instructions are tailored to each patient. Generally, we instruct patients to maintain a low-sodium diet and stay away from seafood, smoking, and alcohol during treatment.