What Is Uremia?

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When we eat, we take in a small volume of toxins. Our bodies will also produce a small amount of toxins as a byproduct of various bodily functions. The volumes in question are only very small and are not a direct threat to us. However, these toxins can accumulate over time, and this can be very dangerous to us indeed.

The levels of these toxins in our blood are usually kept very low with help from our kidneys, which are a type of biological filter. If the kidneys were unable to do their job then the toxins in our blood will begin to accumulate. This is very dangerous to us and is something that must be addressed as soon as possible.

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