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Why This Nitric Oxide Supplement Can't Cause Kidney Stones #shorts #nitricoxide #supplements #viral

13 May 2024 · 0 min

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A short YouTube video (by Anne Truong MD) states that oxalate combined with calcium can cause kidney stones, and asserts that arugula is a low-oxalate source of nitric oxide; therefore, a nitric-oxide supplement derived from arugula cannot cause kidney stones. The clip emphasizes arugula's low oxalate content as the reason it is safe regarding kidney stone risk.

Oxalate, when it is combined with calcium, can cause kidney stones and sometimes high nitric oxide. Food can have high oxalate. Like, for instance, this nitrous oxide that I have here that we make come from arugula. Now, when it comes from arugula, arugula has a very, very low oxalate. So therefore it is good in nitrous oxide and it's low in oxalate. That means it won't cause you to have kidney stones.