RE: mineral water and kidney stones

[Guest guest]

Yes. More men get it then women. As get it most.

One theory is dehydration - so make sure to drink half your body weight

in water. A 200lbs person would drink 100oz.

Magnesium is another very important part to prevent stones. Lemon should

be added to water to prevent stone formation also.

http://www.foodforyourblood.com

mineral water and kidney stones

Hi All,

My brothers (3), all of whom have had issues with kidney stones, tell me

NOT

to drink any type of carbonated water, natural or otherwise, as this is

a

major cause of the stones. I personally do like the San Pellegrino

(naturally

carbonated), with a twist of fresh lemon or lime.

Has anyone heard of a possible connection between kidney stones and

mineral

waters? Also, I have been told that men are much more susceptible than

women.

Any truth to that?

[Guest guest]

,

What type of magnesium...there is oxide...etc and how much, when.

Thank you

> Yes. More men get it then women. As get it most.

> One theory is dehydration - so make sure to drink half your body

weight

> in water. A 200lbs person would drink 100oz.

> Magnesium is another very important part to prevent stones. Lemon

should

> be added to water to prevent stone formation also.

>

> http://www.foodforyourblood.com

>

> mineral water and kidney stones

>

> Hi All,

>

> My brothers (3), all of whom have had issues with kidney stones,

tell me

> NOT

> to drink any type of carbonated water, natural or otherwise, as

this is

> a

> major cause of the stones. I personally do like the San Pellegrino

> (naturally

> carbonated), with a twist of fresh lemon or lime.

>

> Has anyone heard of a possible connection between kidney stones and

> mineral

> waters? Also, I have been told that men are much more susceptible

than

> women.

> Any truth to that?

>

>

>

[Guest guest]

Best bet is: VITAMIN POWER’s chelated 200mg. If not available then

NATURES PLUS’ chelated 200mg tabs. 2 to 3 tabs a day to maintain, more

if there are stones. Are there?

http://www.foodforyourblood.com

mineral water and kidney stones

>

> Hi All,

>

> My brothers (3), all of whom have had issues with kidney stones,

tell me

> NOT

> to drink any type of carbonated water, natural or otherwise, as

this is

> a

> major cause of the stones. I personally do like the San Pellegrino

> (naturally

> carbonated), with a twist of fresh lemon or lime.

>

> Has anyone heard of a possible connection between kidney stones and

> mineral

> waters? Also, I have been told that men are much more susceptible

than

> women.

> Any truth to that?

>

>

>