Dr Mercola posted an article today interviewing Sally Norton, which largely agrees with your article.
I eat practically no highly processed foods, but my go-to snacks are mostly nuts. I'm not suffering any oxalate symptoms, but maybe I should cut back on the nuts. What do you think?
Dr Mercola posted an article today interviewing Sally Norton, which largely agrees with your article.
I eat practically no highly processed foods, but my go-to snacks are mostly nuts. I'm not suffering any oxalate symptoms, but maybe I should cut back on the nuts. What do you think?
https://articles.mercola.com/sites/articles/archive/2024/04/28/oxalates-in-food.aspx
If nuts pose no issue for you, then why stop? Raw or dry roasted nuts can be a healthy snack.
Wow quite extensive food chart Thanks my wife is printing itout
Me not so good at that Technical stuff I can fix your AC though
The link in this sentence: "This food chart helps indicate which foods are negative for oxalates..." is "http://file///C:/Users/trufo/Downloads/alph_oxstat_chart.pdf".
fixed.
Great article thanks the food chart would not open up in Safari.
It opens in Brave. Are you only able to use Safari?
I fixed the link for the first oxalate chart.
link is fixed