Paul Saladino· MD
oxalates in spinach which can lead to kidney stones
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oxalates in spinach which can lead to kidney stones
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he said man I got to pick your brain I got kidney stones and I said what type of kidney stones calcium oxalate he says well that's Rel ated to oxalates calcium oxalate kidney stones and I said did they tell you not to eat spinach
like if you eat a lot of spinach you can get kidney stones from all the oxalate um there are studies suggesting that the glucosinolates in [Music] cabbage family plants might contribute to type 2 diabetes um you know there's like kidney beans if you don't cook them enough they can be really toxic because the lectins