What is the best herbal medicine to lower creatinine level?

Why do you feel you need to lower it?

Creatine - MayoClinic.com

Creatine is organic acid in a physical body (simplified explanation).

I think OP means creatinine related to kidney function. High levels of creatinine mean reduced kidney function leading to renal failure.

OP needs to tell us which one he means but I suspect it is CREATININE. Answer would depend on what the level is.

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Originally Posted by tickle

Creatine is organic acid in a physical body (simplified explanation).

I think OP means creatinine related to kidney function. High levels of creatinine mean reduced kidney function leading to renal failure.

OP needs to tell us which one he means but I suspect it is CREATININE. Answer would depend on what the level is.

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You need to cut out coffee, tea, red meat, white bread, sugar alcoholic beverages.

It isn't herbal remedies you need but eating healthy to lower creatinine levels.

That's what I was thinking too... it being an indicator of other things going on in the body. Mine was out of wack for over a year after my last surgery.

Chamomile tea brew yourself and don't add sugar. I think lemon is good too. You need to watch your potassium and phosphate levels

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Originally Posted by N0help4u

Chamomile tea brew yourself and don't add sugar. I think lemon is good too. You need to watch your potassium and phosphate levels

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Yes, potassium and posphate levels means no red meat, but only way to control this is by regular blood tests which I hope the OP is having done with his doctor.

Vegetarian diet
Avoid creatine supplements
Avoid strenuous physical activity
Nettle leaf tea: drink 1 to 2 cups a day. Nettle leaf tea is a simple yet powerful kidney tonic that can improve kidney function and reduce serum creatinine levels.
Chitosan: Chitosan maybe be better known for weight management, but believe it or not it has another trick up its sleeve. Chitosan supplementation in clinical studies reduced urea, creatinine and cholesterol levels in the blood, and increased haemoglobin production in patients with chronic kidney disease. I recommend a dosage of 1000-4000mg a day.