Kidney Cleansing Recipes

What is "Kidney Cleanse" ?
Kidney cleanse is a procedure which is used to dissolve Kidney stones - stones formed inside kidneys. Main symptom of kidney stones is a pain in the lower and middle back (kidney area, or spine), but as that pain can be excruciating, some people may feel the pain in different parts of their body.

There are hundreds of herbal recipes, and many different homeopathic remedies used for cleansing kidney stones.

According to the first hand experience, the best recipe is Edgar Cayce's:

Watermelon Seed Tea for KIDNEY STONES (Remedy 1695-2)
Watermelon seed tea is a diuretic recommended in the Cayce readings, particularly as a stimulant to cleanse and purify the kidneys and bladder.
INDICATIONS AND USAGE 
Watermelon seed tea was specifically recommended by Edgar Cayce for kidney stones. It was also suggested to simulate under-active kidneys. 
CONTRA-INDICATIONS 
No known contra-indications. 
DOSAGE AND ADMINISTRATION
At least once a day, three days a week, take watermelon seed tea prepared by pouring a pint of boiling water over a tablespoonful of watermelon seed (ground or cut) and allowing it to steep. Let it cool, then strain and drink. If practical, the tea should be made fresh for each use. 

Cayce Quote On Remedy 1695-2 
But at least once a day, three days a week, do take watermelon seed tea as a part of the water. This would be prepared by pouring a pint of boiling water over a tablespoonful of watermelon seed (ground or cut) and allowing it to steep. Let it cool, then strain and drink. This will clarify those conditions that cause reactions in the kidneys and bladder, for, the lack of eliminations and the slowing up of the circulation causes a greater quantity of drosses to be held in the system, and these need to be eliminated from the body. 

More will be eliminated through using this stimuli for the kidney activity than in most any way. 

Celery Seed Tea
At least once a day, three days a week, take Celery seed tea prepared by pouring a pint of boiling water over a tablespoonful of Celery seeds (freshly ground or cut) and allowing it to steep. Let it cool, then strain and drink. If practical, the tea should be made fresh for each use.

It is very potent in case of Kidney Stones, and chronic kidney diseases.
Avoid in pregnancy because it is a uterine stimulant!

Celery seeds have a direct action on the kidneys, increasing the elimination of water and speeding up the clearance of accumulated toxins from the joints. 

Celery seeds are very helpful for people suffering from an over supply of uric acid. Celery has large amounts of potassium and organic sodium that help to rid the body of waste material by stimulating various sites such as the skin, bowels and kidneys. It re-balances the acid/alkaline in the system and may help prevent certain cancers.

Herb facts: 
Celery is a biennial plant indigenous to southern Europe, Asia, and Africa. It is also found in North and South America. Celery grows in damp places and resembles domestic celery, except that it has a less agreeable taste and is smaller in size. In its second year the plant produces an angular furrowed stem reaching three feet in height. It bears dark green leaves that are opposite, shiny, and primate, having incised, wedge-shaped, toothed leaflets. 

Properties And Uses
•  Antispasmodic - relieves or prevents spasms, usually of the smooth muscles; barbiturates and valerian are examples of antispasmodics. 
•  Appetizer - a substance which stimulates the appetite 
•  Aromatic - an agent with an agreeable odour and other stimulating qualities. 
•  Carminative - an agent which assists in the expelling gas from the intestines. 
•  Diuretic - Diuretics form a class of drugs, which increase the volume of urine produced by the kidneys. It can be used effectively to treat mild cases of oedema when kidney function is good and when the underlying abnormality of cardiac function, capillary pressure, or salt retention is being corrected simultaneously. Diuretics are not an appropriate treatment for oedema caused by inflammation of the kidneys, and are useless in cardiac oedema associated with advanced kidney insufficiency. 
•  Emmenagogue - an agent, which stimulates menstrual flow. 
•  Sedative - Sedatives are a class of drugs which function to quiet nervous excitement and reduce motor activity without inducing sleep. They are used in the management of neuroses and in the treatment of anxiety and apprehension accompanying various disease states such as hypertension. Sedatives commonly function to induce reversible depression of the central nervous system. 
•  Stimulant - an agent that temporarily increases the activity or physiological processes. Stimulants may be classified according to the organ upon which they act; for example, an intestinal stimulant is that which stimulates the intestines. 
•  Tonic - an agent, which strengthens or tones. 
•  Celery produces perspiration and is useful for nervousness. It should be cooked with milk and eaten freely to neutralize uric acid and other excess acids in the body, thus aiding in the treatment of rheumatism. 
•  Celery is useful for headaches when taken as a tea. The seeds and stems have been used in Australia as an acid neutralizer. 
•  Celery seed is used almost exclusively as a diuretic. Since it is very powerful, it is often used alone in severe cases of gout, oedema, and dropsy. At other times, small amounts are added to diuretic herbal blends to provide reliable action. The herb is also used to treat kidney and bladder disorders, but is avoided if the kidneys are inflamed. 
•  Celery seed is sometimes used as a carminative and anti-spasmodic in the digestive system. This action depends on the presence of its volatile oil. Celery has been used on occasion for rheumatism and arthritis, although its efficacy against those ailments has not been established.
•  Celery plant, not the seed, is purported to be emmenagogic.