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A member asked:
Kidneywise is it advisable for me to use kre alkalyn for fitness purposes, i have hypoparathyriodism and i use calcium medication daily?
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Not advisable: Kre alkalyn and other creatine supplements can impaire kidney function, especially in people who might be susceptible. Having hypoparathyroidism puts you at risk for kidney stones and kre alkalyn can increase your risk as well.
Answered 4/24/2013
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