Quicksilver Scientific Kidney Care

Long, hot efforts put real strain on your kidneys, between dehydration, electrolyte shifts, and the extra load of clearing metabolic byproducts from hard training. Couple that with maybe going a bit too deep in a race or two, and your kidneys can be taking a real beating. Kidney Care pairs astragalus-derived compounds with a handful of traditional botanicals aimed at that ongoing kidney workload.

Kidney Care delivers astragaloside IV and ferulic acid alongside a proprietary blend of traditional botanicals in one liposomal formula built around kidney function and fluid drainage.

Support for an Organ That Works Overtime – Astragaloside IV and ferulic acid are combined specifically for their traditional role in supporting kidney function, rather than leaning on general antioxidant ingredients that aren't targeted to this system.

Traditional Botanicals for Drainage – Fu ling and zhu ling are both traditional Chinese botanicals used specifically for fluid balance and drainage support, giving this formula a more targeted profile than a general detox blend.

Dandelion and Goldenrod for Filtration Support – Both herbs are traditionally used to support healthy kidney filtration and drainage, rounding out the formula's kidney-specific focus.

Kidney Care pairs astragaloside IV and ferulic acid with a proprietary blend of dandelion leaf, goldenrod, fu ling, zhu ling, and he shou wu, along with citrus and juniper berry essential oils. Astragaloside IV is a compound derived from astragalus root studied for its role in kidney and immune function, while fu ling and zhu ling are both traditional Chinese botanicals associated with fluid balance.

How to Use Kidney Care

Dose: Take 1 teaspoon by mouth, held in your mouth 30 to 90 seconds before swallowing, on an empty stomach at least 10 minutes before meals. Repeat to desired dosage as directed by a healthcare professional.

Notes: Astragalus can affect blood sugar, so check with your physician before starting if you're on diabetes medication. Dandelion and goldenrod have mild diuretic properties, and he shou wu has been associated with rare cases of liver injury in case reports, so mention this formula to your doctor if you have kidney, liver, or fluid-balance concerns, and talk to your physician before use if you're pregnant, breastfeeding, or planning to become pregnant.