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A member asked:
Besides spinach, what other vegetables should one with kidney stones not eat? are kale and chard ok?
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Oxalates: In small amounts, they are probably ok but I'd avoid them because they are rich in oxalates, which can cause formation of kidney stones.
Answered 1/1/2018
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