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Does Citrucel affect the kidneys?

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10 Jun 2010 by brownsugar1
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10 Jun 2010
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mommy123 10 Jun 2010

no. it is digested only in the intestines, it pulls water from the body, and help to soften your bowel movements, so water helps flush it so, the only way to affect kidneys is if you are on a fluid restricted diet. hope this helps

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brownsugar1 10 Jun 2010

Thank you for letting me know that. I appreciate it.

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