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Oh Good – These Common Foods Could Lead To You Developing Kidney Stones

And they re something you probably have every day.

United kingdomShan yinHospital of north sichuan medical collegeBritish association of urological surgeonsAffiliated hospitalNorth sichuan medical collegeBritish associationEurological surgeonsKidney stones

High-sugar foods may raise risk of kidney stones

There is a long list of reasons to avoid high-sugar foods, and a new study may be adding one more: kidney stones.

New yorkUnited statesShan yinJohnathan khusidDavid goldfarbMount sinai health systemHospital of north sichuan medical collegeNational kidney foundationAmerican urological associationNational kidneyAffiliated hospitalNorth sichuan medical college

Higher Occurrence of Kidney Stones With More Added Sugar

Though added sugars have been linked with multiple poor health outcomes, their link with kidney stones has been unclear.

Shan yinUnited statesHospital of north sichuan medical collegeAmerican heart associationInstitute of medicineWorld health organizationNutrition examinationUs national healthAffiliated hospitalNorth sichuan medical collegeNutrition examination surveyDietary guidelinesDoctoral fund projectNorth sichuan medicalKidney stonesRenal calculus

Study Links Kidney Stones and Diet High in Added Sugar

New research found that eating a diet high in added sugar may make a person more susceptible to kidney stones. About 10% of Americans will develop kidney stones at some point in their life.

Shan yinUnited statesAnna zismanDave friedlanderUniversity of north carolina school medicineUniversity of chicago medicineNutrition examination surveyNational healthAffiliated hospitalNorth sichuan medical collegeChicago medicineNorth carolina schoolNative americanMexican americanHispanic whiteHispanic black

Diets High in Added Sugar Linked to Kidney Stones: Study

A new study suggests that cutting back on sugary beverages and foods could help prevent kidney stones.

Shan yinUnited statesNational healthNutrition examinationAmerican heart associationMountain dewAffiliated hospitalNorth sichuan medical college

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