What’s happening to the kidneys?

[TheDolphin]

I am a 49 year old female, been lifting weights to increase muscle mass, 100 grams protein per day per doc recommendation.
Switched to Barre classes for leg work as that was/is my main focus.
I feel stronger and more muscular.
Last fall my urine specimen was flagged as high protein.
Been on NP 60 mg in the AM before breakfast for hypothyroidism and DHEA 5 mg lozenges daily and 4 mg/gram topical cream every other day.
Stopped the DEHA about 3 weeks ago as it seems to have converted to estrogen — gained subcutaneous fat and breasts swelled up to size DD.
My doc recommended an appointment with a kidney specialist.
Do steroids like thyroid, Testosterone create kidney problems ?
I love my thyroid as it helps me sleep, feel warm and lets me go to the bathroom once a day oh and no more migraines.
Also no autoimmune Lupus diagnosis.
What now?
Thank you

 

[charlie]

The low "vitamin A" and low toxin diet fixes this. Grant Genereux had stage 4 kidney disease and was told by his doctor to get his affairs in order. Through the low "vitamin A" and low toxin diet he healed himself of this disease and his doctor told him he has never seen that before.

 

[TheDolphin]

The low "vitamin A" and low toxin diet fixes this. Grant Genereux had stage 4 kidney disease and was told by his doctor to get his affairs in order. Through the low "vitamin A" and low toxin diet he healed himself of this disease and his doctor told him he has never seen that before.

Thanks Charlie, funny that you wrote about low Vitamin A, as I happen to have looked at a pdf file that described it just earlier today before having gotten those results. Strange, that something like that comes on so fast. Alright, back to that file. Thanks again.