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Thanks, it's not necessary to be a friend to pass on a suggestion so your suggestion is welcome. I am not sure what seed is this or if it's available in my area besides I have stone problem due to excesses of Uric Acid so I handle it as per my doctor/surgeon's priscription. Thanks again.
I hope you take it well, because I did it with good intentions. Seriously, if you can research that seed, do it, because it's an effective remedy for kidney problems, grit, and stones.
If you're interested, I could mail it to you next time I'm in Asunción. Get well soon.
The image shows Mucuna seeds, commonly ox-eye beans, bull's-eye, is it?
It looks very similar. I'll do a search with my original photo to see if it confirms it.
My search yielded the same result. Perhaps you could consult with an Ayurvedic medicine practitioner to clear up any doubts.
In that case-
These are results for does it help remove kidney stoes Mucuna seeds, commonly ox-eye beans, bull's-eye,
No, there is no scientific evidence that Mucuna seeds (such as ox-eye beans, Mucuna urens, or velvet beans, Mucuna pruriens) can dissolve or remove kidney stones. Furthermore, consuming Mucuna seeds carries significant risks of kidney toxicity and poisoning, especially if eaten raw or in high doses.
Rijksinstituut voor Volksgezondheid en Milieu | RIVM
Evidence and Safety Risks
Lack of Efficacy for Stones. While Mucuna species are studied for neurological and antioxidant properties, clinical research does not support their use for breaking down or passing kidney stones.
Potential Kidney Damage. Animal studies evaluating both Mucuna urens (ox-eye bean) and Mucuna pruriens seed extracts have found that high or prolonged doses can cause degenerative changes in kidney tissue, tubular damage, and reduced kidney clearance. Public health agencies, such as the Netherlands National Institute for Public Health and the Environment (RIVM), specifically advise against using Mucuna seed extracts if you have kidney problems.
Toxicity and Side Effects. Mucuna seeds contain high levels of levodopa (L-DOPA) and anti-nutrients. Ingesting raw or improperly prepared seeds can cause acute poisoning, severe nausea, vomiting, blood pressure drops, and neurological symptoms like confusion or abnormal movements.
National Institutes of Health (NIH) | (.gov)
Safer Approaches for Kidney Stones
If you are trying to manage or pass a kidney stone, proven medical and dietary approaches are much safer:
That's what I am doing. Thank you.
Good luck! In any case, nowadays laser surgery is often done without the need for major surgery, as far as I understand! Take care.
Thanks, I have already gone through Kidney laser surgery called lethotripsy and also robotic surgery of my galblader. Have a great time. As I said I have genetic Uric Acid problem, the stones recure over time.
Well, genetics is something we can't do anything about. Best regards.