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For some reason can't upload the link but if you search for this you'll find it Cause of vascular disease in kidney failure reversed in animal model

Hi Everybody, Did a post on this earlier under Diabetes Discussion 'new therapies?' but see this might be the best place for it. Clemson University researchers published a way of reversing hardening of the arteries in Chronic Kidney Disease, and it seems to apply for wider diabetes where...

Hi Everybody, Yes the link posted by Guzzler is correct, thankyou! Calcification is the leading cause of adverse events in CKD, and affects many with diabetes. Seems to be the first peer-reviewed evidence of reversing calcification and it's published in a highly ranked Nature journal. Earlier...

Has anybody seen the Clemson University breakthrough on reversing hardening of the arteries in Chronic Kidney Disease? CKD occurs in a lot diabetes patients and so does hardening of the arteries. It's a major cause of mortality and quality of life issues, so reversing it is a breakthrough for...