Holistic therapy for kidney disease: hope without dialysis for a better quality of life
Holistic therapy for kidney disease: hope without dialysis for a better quality of life
chronic kidney diseases (CKDS) are health problems that lead to the kidneys gradually losing their functions. This process heavily burdens those affected because it not only affects physical health, but also quality of life and mental health. A new investigation shows that a comprehensive treatment approach that is tailored to the patient could make sense in dealing with CKD.
In the study published in December 2024, an innovative treatment program called Ynbli (patient -centered, holistic integrative therapies) is described. This program was applied to a 64-year-old woman with various health problems, including CKD, type 2 diabetes, high blood pressure and knee cararthrosis. Instead of a dialysis that is often considered standard treatment for severe kidney disease, the patient decided on Ynbli because she had concerns about dialysis.
After a ten-day inpatient stay and a subsequent 16-week domestic application of the YNBLI program, the patient showed a significant improvement in her kidney function and blood values as well as her quality of life without negative side effects.
The results show that a patient -centered approach such as Ynbli could possibly be used as a supplementary treatment method for CKD. This type of holistic therapy could expand and improve the previous practices in the future, but must be validated by further research in order to confirm their effectiveness to a greater extent.
In order to better understand the topic, we explain some basic terms:
- Chronic kidney disease (CKD): A long -term illness in which the kidneys gradually lose their ability to effectively filter the blood.
- dialysis: A medical procedure for removing waste materials and excess water from the blood, which is normally carried out by the kidneys.
- patient -centered care: A treatment approach that focuses on the patient's individual needs and preferences.
- holistically: an approach that is considering the entire person, including his physical, emotional and social needs.
- Integrative therapies: The combination of conventional medical treatments with complementary or alternative therapies.
Abbreviations:
- ckd: Chronic Kidney Disease
- ynbli: patient -centered, holistic integrative therapies
Effectiveness of patient -centered holistic integrative therapy for chronic kidney disease
Die Studie untersucht die Anwendung einer patientenzentrierten ganzheitlichen integrativen Therapie (YNBLI) bei einer Patientin mit chronischer Nierenerkrankung (CKD). CKD represents a significant burden for both the physical and mental health of the patient. There is a growing need for interdisciplinary, patient -centered treatment approaches.
methods
The study carried out the Ynbli in a 64-year-old with CKD, who also suffered from type 2 diabetes, high blood pressure and osteoarthritis. Because of her fear of the side effects and lifelong dependence on dialysis, she rejected a dialysis. Instead, she underwent a 10-day inpatient ynbli program, followed by a 16-week home program.
results
The patient showed a significant improvement in kidney function, hemoglobin levels, quality of life and symptoms. No unwanted events were recorded during the 16-week follow-up period. These findings indicate that Ynbli can represent an effective complementary form of therapy at CKD.
| parameter
| according to Ynbli | |
|---|---|---|
| kidney function | worsened | significantly improved |
| hemoglobinlevel | low | improves |
| quality of life | impaired | increases |
discussion
This research underlines the potential of Ynbli as an adjuvant therapy in the treatment of CKD. The signs of improvements in the patient's state of health suggest that Ynbli can help to influence both physiological and psychological parameters. Further studies are necessary to validate the full potential and the long -term effects of this form of therapy.
Long -term research could check whether YNIBL can be used on a larger scale and which specific components of this intervention contribute most to improve clinical status.