Beets and kidney health: A natural boost for your later years

With age, your organs slow down and need more support to maintain optimal health. While lifestyle changes — and even medications at times — are crucial for your overall well-being as you get older, natural approaches can also do wonders.

Kidney health is a growing concern for older adults. According to the National Kidney Foundation, nearly 1 in 7 adults in the US, or about 37 million people, are living with chronic kidney disease, with many not even being aware of it.

For the elderly, healthy kidneys are especially important because they affect energy levels, blood pressure, and overall longevity.

One natural ally for healthy and well-functioning kidneys is the humble beet. With its deep red color and earthy flavor, beets have made their way into diets and dishes from all around the world.

Today, research is highlighting the potential benefits of beet for kidney health. Beet juice, in particular, may help improve blood flow, provide antioxidants, and deliver key nutrients that support overall wellness.

Beets are rich in compounds like nitrates, which help improve circulation, and betalains, antioxidants that fight oxidative stress. They also provide potassium, folate, and vitamin C, all of which contribute to kidney and cardiovascular health.

For older adults, these nutrients can help compensate for the natural decline in circulation and detoxification that comes with age.

Adding beet juice to your daily routine is surprisingly simple.

If you want to preserve most of the nutrients, have it in the form of raw juice.

You can also blend it with carrots, ginger, apples and lemon to enhance the flavor and add some additional vitamins.

If you don’t prefer it raw, you can have it cooked before making it into juice.

Many seniors who have included beet juice into their diet claim they feel more energetic and noticed improvements in lab results for blood pressure and kidney function.

Beyond kidneys, beet juice may also support brain function, energy, skin health, and digestion, making it a well-rounded addition to a senior’s diet.

However, it’s important to start with small amounts, about half a glass, and keep existing health conditions in mind, especially kidney stones or blood pressure issues.

Before making any changes in your lifestyle or diet, it’s always for the best to consult your doctor first.

Truth is that no single drink can cure kidney disease, but beet juice offers a simple, natural way to nourish the body and support kidney function. By consuming it consistently, older adults may experience subtle but meaningful benefits that enhance vitality and well-being.

Disclaimer: This article is not intended to be a substitute for professional medical advice, diagnosis or treatment and is for informational purposes only.

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