Affect kidneys

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Affect the Kidneys

These substances can impact kidney function, potentially causing harm or requiring caution:

• Acetaminophen – Can cause kidney damage with long-term or high-dose use.
• Alcohol – Can dehydrate and strain kidney function.
• Amlodipine – Can affect kidney function, especially in those with existing kidney disease.
• Aspirin – Long-term use can contribute to kidney damage.
• Berberine – May affect kidney function, particularly in those with existing kidney disease.
• Chlorthalidone – A diuretic that affects kidney function.
• Ibuprofen – Can cause kidney damage, especially with prolonged use.
• Olmesartan/Olmesartan Medoxomil – Can impact kidney function and potassium levels.
• Sildenafil (Viagra, Revatio) – Can affect kidney function, particularly in those with pre-existing conditions.
• Tadalafil – Similar to Sildenafil, can affect kidney function.

Can Cause Bloating & Water Retention

These substances may contribute to bloating, fluid retention, or edema:

• Amlodipine – Can cause swelling in the legs and fluid retention.
• Black strap molasses – High in minerals, can contribute to water retention.
• Chlorthalidone – A diuretic, but may cause electrolyte imbalances leading to bloating.
• Dandelion – While a natural diuretic, some people experience bloating.
• Gabapentin – Can cause swelling and fluid retention.
• Licorice – Can cause water retention and affect potassium levels.
• Milk – Some people experience bloating, especially if lactose intolerant.
• Potassium-Magnesium – Can contribute to bloating if not balanced properly.