Drink beer, and your kidney stones will pass easily!” Sounds tempting, right? If only it were that simple! Let’s uncover the ...

However, the theoretical systems approach would benefit from further description, and some claims regarding oxalate bacterial metabolism in complex microbial communities could be strengthened. This ...

Dr Ivan Porter from Mayo Clinic shed light on why such an incident might occur, noting that foods high in oxalates, like spinach and rhubarb, should be consumed in moderation. Eating your greens ...

In some cases, ingestion of lilies can be fatal with different species causing varying symptoms, with some containing insoluble oxalate crystals that can severely irritate the intestinal system.

This involves avoiding or limiting foods high in purines, including: Organ meats, like kidneys and liver Red meat, including lamb, game, pork, and ham Fatty fish, like herring, sardines, and anchovies ...

Department of Biology, College of Natural and Computational Sciences, Aksum University, Aksum, Ethiopia In many cases, the nutritional value and shelf life of non-fermented beverages are relatively ...

Can beer be part of a healthy lifestyle? We think so! Here are low-carb, low-cal beers that are anything but lightweights. The following brews all have an ABV of 4.2 percent or lower, under 100 ...