In this episode of the Ancient Health Podcast, Dr. Motley discusses the relationship between a dry cough and kidney health. He explains how the kidneys and lungs are connected through the renin-angiotensin-aldosterone pathway and the production of ACE enzymes. Chronic stress and emotions such as fear and grief can impact kidney function and lead to a persistent cough. Dr. Motley provides remedies for improving kidney health and relieving the cough, including Reishi Supreme, Vital Guard Supreme, and Hawthorne supplements. He emphasizes the importance of addressing kidney health to eliminate the cough and improve overall well-being.TakeawaysA chronic dry cough can be an indication of kidney fatigue and imbalance.The renin-angiotensin-aldosterone pathway and ACE enzymes play a role in regulating blood pressure and can contribute to coughing.Chronic stress and emotions such as fear and grief can impact kidney function and lead to a persistent cough.Improving kidney health through supplements like Reishi Supreme, Vital Guard Supreme, and Hawthorne can help alleviate the cough and improve overall well-being.Chapters00:00 Introduction: The Aggravating Dry Cough01:24 The Relationship Between Cough and Kidneys03:00 The Renin-Angiotensin-Aldosterone Pathway04:11 The Role of ACE Enzymes05:18 Balancing Sodium and Potassium Levels06:23 The Effects of Chronic Stress on Blood Pressure09:20 Emotions and Kidney Function10:47 The Cascade of Kidney and Lung Function13:23 Kidney Imbalance and Feeling Stuck15:17 The Connection Between Kidneys and Lungs16:45 Coughing to Increase Oxygen Intake18:11 The Impact of Kidney Health on the Heart19:28 The Implications of a Chronic Dry Cough20:08 Remedies for Kidney Health and Cough Relief22:48 The Importance of Kidney Health25:00 Improving Vascular Health and Oxygen Retention26:27 Conclusion: Healing the Kidneys to Eliminate the CoughLinks: * Try Quantum Upgrade FREE for 15 days with code “ANCIENT” at QuantumUpgrade.io —---Follow Dr. Josh AxeInstagramFollow Dr. Chris MotleyInstagramFollow Courntey BursichInstagramWant more of The Ancient Health Podcast? Subscribe to the YouTube channel.