



Kidney Balance
A daily prebiotic powder that feeds your gut's own bacteria to help process nitrogenous waste differently — plus real acid-base support.
Why this one specifically: the gut-kidney axis piece — the mechanism no multivitamin touches. Skipping it means the nitrogen-processing pathway most CKD protocols miss stays untouched.
- Supports your body's own nitrogen-processing pathway through the gut-kidney axis
- Real acid-base support via sodium citrate
- Feeds beneficial gut bacteria — this is a prebiotic formula, not a probiotic one

Why it works.
Gut-kidney axis support
Not just one marker — a pathway most protocols never touch.
Evidence-matched dosing
5,000 mg acacia fiber — within the clinically studied range.
Complementary mechanisms
Acacia works downstream, larch works upstream — never marketed as "proven synergy," since no combination trial exists.
Formulated personally
By Dr. Bismah Irfan, MD — board-certified nephrologist.
Your gut and your kidneys are in constant conversation.
Kidney Balance feeds the bacteria that help process nitrogenous waste — through two complementary pathways working at the same time.

Every ingredient. Every dose. The reason it's there.
| Ingredient | Dose | Why it's here |
|---|---|---|
| Acacia Fiber | 5,000 mg | Fermented by gut bacteria, which incorporate nitrogen into their own biomass instead of it recycling into blood urea — the clinically studied dose range for this effect |
| Larch Arabinogalactan | 2,000 mg | Reduces ammonia generation/absorption upstream — a complementary, not identical, mechanism to acacia |
| Turkey Tail Extract (50% Polysaccharides) | 500 mg | Supporting role in the formula |
| Cordyceps (CordycepsPrime, 8% Cordycepic Acid) | 500 mg | Supporting role in the formula |
| Sodium Citrate | 350 mg | Real acid-base support — the same category of ingredient used in prescription alkalinizing therapy |
Kidney Balance vs. a generic fiber supplement.
| Criterion | Kidney Balance | Generic fiber supplement |
|---|---|---|
| Kidney-specific mechanism | Yes — nitrogen incorporation via gut bacteria | Rarely studied for kidney relevance |
| Acid-base support included | Yes — sodium citrate | Rare |
| Dosing | Matches the clinical evidence range | Often arbitrary |
Before you start.
WARNING: Cancer and Reproductive Harm – www.P65Warnings.ca.gov/food
The piece most CKD protocols never touch.
Add gut-kidney axis support to your daily foundation, or cover all three mechanisms with the Complete Daily Protocol.
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