Oxalate molecules can form seed crystals that grow into nano-level crystals, potentially disrupting cell and mitochondrial membranes and causing endoplasmic reticulum stress.

“but then it starts forming when you get like eight or ten pairs of these ions or these calcium oxalate molecules is really where we're at that can form a little notice we call a seed crystal that is like a super nano nano crystal and they're invisible and they become bigger nano crystals which are still invisible and it's these nano level cell crystals that have a tremendous amount of electromagnetic surface area to cause lots of problems with the electromagnetics of membranes whether it's the cell membrane the mitochondrial membrane you name it and of course it's messing it causes what we call endoplasmic reticulum stress which is another big thing that's popular to talk about now because that's where calcium is stored in the cell is in the endoplasmic reticulum and so oxalate tends to accumulate in the endoplasmic reticulum”