Re: Bad foods

[Guest guest]

H i, ,

I'm not giving up strawberries and almonds. Weren't they on the list? IF

I " m remembering correctly. (I'm late

getting to these e-mails because these are downloaded on my big computer

and I hadn't been able to get to

them because our new portable AC was blowing a fuse. LOL

in Va.

Yeh, I'm with you, I don't think we should give up our spinach. I do

know

one other thing that we have to be aware of in spinach in large amts, if

you

have formed kidney stones before---oxalates.

[Guest guest]

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Vinegar dissolves oxalates in spinach. Is vinegar contraindicated

for thyroid sufferers?

Regards,

CH

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> H i, ,

> I'm not giving up strawberries and almonds. Weren't they on the

list? IF

> I " m remembering correctly. (I'm late

> getting to these e-mails because these are downloaded on my big

computer

> and I hadn't been able to get to

> them because our new portable AC was blowing a fuse. LOL

> in Va.

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> Yeh, I'm with you, I don't think we should give up our spinach. I

do

> know

> one other thing that we have to be aware of in spinach in large

amts, if

> you

> have formed kidney stones before---oxalates.

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[Guest guest]

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Then it would seem to me that those who are worrying about hair loss

should investigate Jarvis' book? The ref I posted should be included.

It was perhaps Gibbons who suggested the use of vinegar-dissolving

oxalates, I think.

CH

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> Vinegar dissolves oxalates in spinach. Is vinegar contraindicated

> for thyroid sufferers?

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> Regards,

> CH

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