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Can eating too many almonds cause kidneys to hurt?
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Too many almonds: The answer to your question is "No". Almond ingestion does not cause kidney pain. The kidneys are rarely involved causing pain to a patient and almonds are not one of the causes.
Answered 7/28/2014
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