In a span of one year, I experienced how to Pass Kidney Stones Naturally in 4-5 months interval. That’s too much stones in one year! Sometimes I feel like my kidney is a stone garden.. but on the brighter side, I passed all those stones without having to undergo shockwave treatment.
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HOW? From my experience, drinking plenty of liquid really helped. I increased my fluid intake and in a few days, the stones passed.
5 drinks that helped me pass kidney stones naturally
1. Lemon Infused Water
Instead of drinking water, drink lemon infused instead. This is very easy to prepare. Wash the lemon thoroughly or soak it in water and salt solution in an hour before using. Slice the lemon and put it in 2 liters of water. That should be your liquid intake for the whole day.
I tried alternating my water intake with lemon infused water March of last year. I did that because I can feel a heaviness on my kidney,suspecting that I have kidney stones again. I also included a glass of cranberry from my diet. After a week, one kidney stone passed.
2. Cranberry Juice
Include a glass of this on your everyday diet. It does not only helps your kidney pass stones naturally. It can also prevent you from experiencing UTI. Read about my kidney stones passing experience last March 2015 (kidney stone photo included!).
3. Calamansi Juice
When I got pregnant last May, I can’t drink plain water. Morning sickness was really bad. The only fluid I can take is calamansi juice with honey. I don’t prepare the juice from scratch. I bought calamansi with honey concentrate from SM Hypermarket. If I am not mistaken, I consumed at least 2 liters of calamansi juice everyday.
I had so much painful experience during the 1st trimester of my pregnancy and never thought of my kidney’s health back then. I was surprised when I passed a soft kidney stone once again. I didn’t got the chance to take a photo of the stones but it was softer than I had last March.
4. Fresh Buko Juice
Another readily available natural remedy for Kidney Stones is fresh buko juice. Last December, I have been drinking buko juice regularly. A few days of drinking it, I can feel that I am about to pass a stone. The stone was bigger this time and difficult to pass. It was actually painful. I had to endure the pain in my urethra for a few nights before the stone passed (which was also painful)
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Here is the photo of the kidney stone:
Last is the Cogon Roots Juice:
5. Cogon Roots Juice
Cogon roots can be found at Quiapo or Ongpin (if you’re from the Philippines). It’s a grass that commonly used on nipa hut as roof.
My mother prepared the juice for me. I just took 500 ml of this concoction ast 2013 and after 5 months, I passed some crushed stones. That’s the first time I passed stones naturally. I’m thinking, if I took more than 500 ml of the cogon roots juice, things would have been different.
Are you experiencing some pain on your kidney right now? Try any of the drinks I mentioned and pass those stones naturally! I also recommend checking out Nutrition Inspector, a very helpful health tips and fitness resource for other health tips and home remedies.
Lady Soda says
January 12, 2016 at 5:51 pmHelpful and very practical tips! I don’t know how painful having kidney stone is, but I can surely tell how painful it is to have gallstones! I did the natural remedy too instead of going through laparoscopy. I love how easy it is to find these drinks and not to mention, very economical. Thanks!
Mommy Pehpot says
January 22, 2016 at 8:49 amHow’s your gallstones now?
eric says
October 30, 2016 at 11:40 pmpano nyo po ba malalaman kung palabas na yung kidney stone ninyo?
Mommy Pehpot says
January 12, 2017 at 1:07 pmpara may bara po sa ihian 🙁
Emily says
January 12, 2016 at 9:17 pmso interesting! I hope I never have to use this remedies, but I will keep this in case I do need it.
Fi Ní Neachtáin says
January 13, 2016 at 12:51 amIt’s great to know that these kind of things can be dealt with naturally without needed the help of any treatments or surgeries. I love lemon infused water and I drink cranberry juice almost daily. I wonder if these methods could be used for gallstones too?
Dee says
January 13, 2016 at 2:06 amI have never had to pass a Kidney stone, but from what I have heard from people, its an experience I can do with out. I am glad that you listed natural ways to help soften the stone, instead of going to the doctor’s office. Lemon and water is such a great combination because what it does for you, thank you so much for listing the other drinks, I will have to try them.
Angie @ My So-Called Chaos says
January 13, 2016 at 4:51 amThese are all super helpful to be drinking anyway to prevent kidney stones. I’m lucky enough to have never had one, but I worry about it sometimes since I’ve known plenty who have and they say it was the worst. I’d like to avoid it, so more water and cranberry juice for me please! lol
Emma Spellman says
January 13, 2016 at 5:05 amThere are so many juices here that I have never even heard of. I would love to try Alamansi Juice. I hope I never have kidney stones I don’t think any one wishes to have them, but if I do I will try all these for sure. I hope you never get them again.
Tammilee Tips says
January 13, 2016 at 8:57 amI have heard how painful kidney stones can be!! I never knew that there were other drinks that can help them pass. I have a friend who has had a lot of them before I will have to pass this on to her.
Felicita Moncada says
January 13, 2016 at 10:12 amThese are great tips for passing Kidney Stones. My moms friend had really bad pain from stones! I going to share these with her – maybe she can start implementing them. My uncle has had stones for years and they still have not passed. I think these may help him too!
Katie @ Recipe for Perfection says
January 13, 2016 at 10:19 pmVery interesting! I never knew that you could drink different things to pass a kidney stone. I love cranberry juice, so that wouldn’t be a hardship. I’m very curious about how all those other drinks taste! Thanks for teaching me something I didn’t know.
LaShawn says
January 13, 2016 at 11:48 pmThis is great information!! I wish we had had this post when my husband was trying to pass a kidney stone last year! He was in so much pain! I love lemon infused water and need to start drinking it more often. And I need to start drinking more cranberry juice too! THanks for the tips!
Tee says
January 14, 2016 at 10:24 amWow, having to pass 3 kidney stones must’ve been excruciating. I’ve heard that kidney stones feel worst than giving birth. Thanks for sharing those drinks. I have heard a lot of lemon infused water being great. Noticed that it’s one of the drinks you listed.
Annie says
August 3, 2016 at 11:04 pmHello poh mommy pehpot! I just want to ask if this can also treat cystolithiasis or stone in the urinary bladder?
Mommy Pehpot says
September 30, 2016 at 10:01 pmI’m not so sure po, depende po yata sa laki ng stone