Urinating less? Here’s why
Author: The Stone Relief Team
Low Diuresis Impact on Kidney Stone Formation
Low diuresis simply means low urine volume, and it is a significant risk factor for kidney stones. When you produce low urine output, stone-forming materials…
Urine Supersaturation Impact on Kidney Stone Formation
Many factors contribute to kidney stone risk. One of these is urine supersaturation. Supersaturation is the concentration of particles beyond the capacity of a liquid…
Calcium Bind With Oxalate In The Gut- Fact or Fallacy?
There are a lot of opinions regarding how to consume calcium and oxalates to prevent kidney stone formation. Many studies suggest that eating foods with…
