Can patients with kidney deficiency eat chestnut?
45 years old
2018-04-17
The symptoms of kidney deficiency have been around for two or three years, and the phenomenon of spermatorrhea and spermatorrhea still appear. Can I now eat chestnut?
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BY Penelope Judson 2018-04-17The nutritional value of chestnut is indeed relatively high, and eating chestnut also has many effects. Patients who want to nourish the kidney can indeed eat more chestnut, because the most common kind of particle effect is particularly good for kidney deficiency and low back pain.4
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