Do you suffer from kidney failure?
We Can help!
Let weMED help you improve or reverse your kidney function
Dr. Bing You
AABB Certified Cellular Therapy Provider
Dr. Camille George
Expert in stem cell procedures
Do you suffer from kidney failure?
We Can Help!
Let weMED Help You improve or reverse your kidney function
weMED Kidney Program
✔ Remove waste products from the body 200 quarts water= 198 (recovered, albumin) + 2 (Excreted, BUN, Creatinine) Electrolytes (Calcium, Sodium, Magnesium, Acid-Base (ions))
✔ Remove drugs from the body
✔ Balance the body’s fluids
✔ Release hormones that regulate blood pressure
✔ Produce an active form of vitamin D that promotes strong, healthy bones
✔ Control the production of red blood cells
Patient needs dialysis if eGFR (estimated Glomerulus Filtering Rate)< 15% (Stage V)
6% US population: Stage 1,2 / 4.5% US population: Stage 3, 4
Most common causes in the US:
- Diabetic Nephropathy
- Hypertension
- Glomerulonephritis (autoimmune, Lupus, IgA Nephropathy)
- Polycystic Kidney disease
Nephrotic syndrome
Urinary tract problems: Enlarged prostate, stone.
Patient getting worse and worse.
weMED treatment: 5 Pillars of Health
Identify the cause
Clean up
Improve or reverse your kidney function
Who needs dialysis?
Dialysis is meant to supplement your body’s detoxing function. When eGFR is under 15% (your kidney can only filter and clean 15% of your blood at this point), you have an excess amount of toxin, such as Blood Urea Nitrogen (BUN) and Creatinine, accumulating in your bloodstream, cells, and brain, which poison your whole body, making you feel horrible.
This season in life that should be enjoyed will be cut short dramatically, as you will have to go to the hospital three times a week for up to 4 hours each time for dialysis.
Let’s prevent kidney dialysis before it is too late! You should be very concerned if your kidney function, eGFR, is below 60%. (as you can see, once the function is below 15%, the chance of reversing the disease is very thin):
Step 1. Understanding the Kidney Function:
Your kidneys not only remove toxins but also balance PH value, produce vitamin D, as well as hormones that control blood pressure and produce red blood cells.
You have to address the causes of the problem to make it better. Besides stress, some medications and chemicals contribute to kidney function decline as well, the following table highlights the 5 main causes of kidney failure:
Step 2. Understanding the causes of kidney disease:
Medications controlling diabetes and high blood pressure are usually effective at treating those diseases, but less effective at slowing down the progression of kidney diseases. Dialysis only helps remove trash downstream, while a kidney transplant will provide you with a new kidney. If the initial insult which killed your own kidneys is still there, the new kidney will be damaged quickly.
Step 3. Understanding that Conventional treatment is amazing:
Step 4: weMED Kidney Program addresses the causes and eliminates the toxins at the origin.
A. Reversing most diabetes and hypertension illnesses, which are 80% of kidney disease cases.
B. Clearing inflammation, providing proper diet guidance, and even shrinking an enlarged prostate, all help reduce kidney stress.
C. Improving natural kidney performance and function
Step 5. Many successful cases can be your heroes to follow.
Case 1: Paul’s
Case 2: Darrel’s
Case 3: Shelton
Improved Kidney function
(His BUN dropped from 20 to 13. Creatinine dropped from 0.77 to 0.69. eGFR increased from 78 to 87)
If you or a loved one is looking for a better way to treat your Kidney Failure, reach out to us today!
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Frequently Asked Questions
Can kidney function improve without dialysis?
It depends on the stage of kidney disease and what is causing it. When the underlying drivers — blood sugar, blood pressure, medication burden, inflammation or autoimmune disease — are addressed, some patients see their lab markers stabilize or improve. This is not a cure and it does not replace nephrology care. weMED reviews your labs and history before discussing what is realistic in your case.
Who actually needs dialysis?
Dialysis is considered when the kidneys can no longer clear waste and fluid safely on their own. That decision belongs to your nephrologist and is based on your eGFR together with symptoms, electrolytes and fluid status — not on a single number in isolation.
Do I stop seeing my nephrologist if I start this program?
No. The weMED kidney program is designed to run alongside conventional nephrology care, not to replace it. Your nephrologist continues to manage your kidney disease and any dialysis planning.
What happens at the first visit?
A review of your records and recent labs, a full history, and diagnostic testing to identify what is damaging the kidneys — most often diabetes, high blood pressure, medication load or autoimmune disease. You leave with a written plan covering nutrition, blood pressure and glucose control, and the clinic’s five pillars of health.
Is the kidney program available at all three clinics?
Yes. Patients are seen in Houston Central, The Woodlands and Cypress. Call the location closest to you to request a consultation.
