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orangeman

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Stones And Milk Posted: 07-06-04 00:46am


Is there any correlation between someone who has kidney stones and the consumption of milk?

Nikia

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Joined: 27 Nov 2003
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I've Wondered This Too Posted: 08-05-04 20:41pm


Most kidney stones are composed of calcium.I just found out that I have a kidney stone. I have to taste cheese as part of my job so I probably get more calcium than I need every day. I wondered if that made me more suspestible.

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