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GEMIINII

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Kidney Stones & Vitamin-c Posted: 12-07-06 16:10pm


Does taking vitamin-c supplements increase your chances of building more kidney stone formation when you already have a few

JOEWiFEYxX31

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Re: Kidney Stones & Vitamin-c Posted: 01-31-07 19:39pm


Im not sure if supplments do but I know calcium can increase your chance. Only if its lots of calcium.

GEMIINII

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Good Lookin Out, Can You Describe??? Posted: 02-05-07 15:50pm


Rite on. Im confused??? What do you mean calcium increases the risk. When ya get a chance, can you give me the types of foods containing calcium/drinks.. Lately I have been eating a tone of yogurt. It would be greatly appreciated.

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