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I experienced upper back pain after eating spinach. this problem went away after i stopped eating spinach. what was the likely cause of the back pain? was it related to the kidneys?
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Hmmm this is a new one. I cannot think of a way eating spinach would cause back pain. Raw? Cooked? With vinegar. Salt. Keep careful diary and see if it is repeatable vans dose related.
Answered 9/28/2021
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