Is Karela Harmful to Kidney?

IS KARELA HARMFUL TO KIDNEYS? #stayingfit #drdhakeswar #healthytips #herbsforhealth #karela For healthy individuals, consuming karela or bitter melon, in moderation is generally safe. However, it can be harmful to people with existing kidney disease or those prone to kidney stones. Risks for Kidney Health:- High Potassium: Karela is rich in potassium about 296 mg per 100g. People with chronic kidney disease CKD or on dialysis cannot easily filter excess potassium, which can lead to a dangerous condition called hyperkalemia. Oxalate Content: Moderate levels of oxalates increase the risk of forming kidney stones, especially in predisposed individuals. Severe Injury: Excessive, long-term consumption of bitter melon supplements or concentrated juice has been linked to severe kidney injury in rare cases. Who Should Avoid Karela? Individuals with chronic kidney disease CKD People prone to kidney stones People with G6PD deficiency, as it may cause severe anemia Pregnant women, as it can induce uterine contractions Join this channel to get access to perks:    / @drdhakeswarprofessor