The headline is broadly defensible, but the qualifications matter. Effect sizes vary by population, the strongest claims rest on shorter trials, and credible voices push back on how it's typically framed.
and when you absorb oxalic acid then it becomes a real problem in your body based on your body's ability to detoxify it many kidney stones are calcium oxalate and a lot of joint issues have been connected with oxalic acid there are theories about autoimmune issues basically the concern is that this toxic to carbon molecule can crystallize in the human body and cause a lot of immunological evasion joint issues siren we thought were issues yeah yes yes
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I've seen many people with the issues I mentioned earlier get significantly better when they eliminate these sources of significant oxalates from their diet
oxalates are a compound found in high amounts in many plant foods that can accumulate in the human body causing significant issues including calcium oxalate kidney stones oxalates have been associated with muscle pain joint pain sleep issues and decreased absorption of minerals by the human body