Paul Saladino· MD
even though it takes about five hours after your meal where you get the highest peak of of concentration of oxalate in the bloodstream and then it's about a eight to ten hour tail
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even though it takes about five hours after your meal where you get the highest peak of of concentration of oxalate in the bloodstream and then it's about a eight to ten hour tail
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we start absorbing it from the foods we're eating right there in the stomach and already in 40 minutes you've already got elevations of oxalate in the bloodstream