India, April 2 -- Kidney-related issues are becoming alarmingly more prevalent, raising concerns worldwide. National Kidney Organisation states 10% of the population worldwide is affected by chronic kidney disease (CKD), while International Society of Nephrology reports that 850 million people suffer from some form of kidney disorder, and the numbers continue to rise every year.ALSO READ: Swelling in feet? Mumbai nephrologist shares 5 early signs of kidney problems: 'Swelling or puffiness in feet.'

It puts into perspective how important prevention has become in order to curb the global surge in kidney disease, firmly calling for major dietary, lifestyle, and health-monitoring interventions. But in hindsight, it does not require any major...