People who form calcium oxalate stones should limit these foods. The extra oxalate is excreted in the urine, where it can combine with urinary calcium.

Urine was able to tolerate, i.e., to avoid crystal formation, until SS ratios of approximately 10. CONCLUSIONS: Relative CaOx SS and the concentration ratio of calcium to oxalate are important ...

Blue: Pure calcium oxalate monohydrate (whewellite). Red: Pure uric acid. Green: Stone containing a mixture of 80 % whewellite and 20 % uric acid. Mixed stones are common, and infrared spectroscopy ...

If you are between the ages of 18 -75 yrs and have a history of calcium oxalate kidney stones, you may be eligible to participate in a study exploring how dietary oxalate is absorbed in the gut and ...

For this reason, kale is a better source of calcium than spinach. However, cooking spinach, such as boiling it, can significantly reduce oxalate levels, which may improve nutrient availability.

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Calcium Oxalate Found in many genera of plants, calcium oxalate is a water-insoluble salt that forms bundles of needlelike crystals called raphides. Contact with moisture causes plant cells to ...

The mineral selected for this study, calcium oxalate monohydrate (COM), is sparingly soluble in aqueous media and poses challenges for removal once formed. Using a combination of in situ techniques ...

Background Oxalate is an organic acid and end product of ascorbic acid metabolism in humans and plants. In humans, dietary free oxalate is absorbed in the stomach, distal small intestine and colon; ...

Keywords: Kidney Stone Pathogenesis, Dietary Calcium, Oxalate Citrate, Stone Prevention, Gut Microbiome, Nephrolithiasis Risk Modulation Important note: All contributions to this Research Topic must ...