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Does the calcium in milk and milkeshakes lead to the development of kidney stones?
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Kidney stones: Most stones are produced by resorption of calcium fro your bones. Unless you have an absorption defect in your intestine the calcium from milk should not affect formation of stones.
Answered 3/30/2020
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