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367 Views • Jul 22, 2022 • Click to toggle off description
What are they? Who needs to be concerned? How to get rid of them? What to eat?
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Views : 367
Genre: People & Blogs
License: Standard YouTube License
Uploaded At Jul 22, 2022 ^^
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User score: 100.00- Masterpiece Video
RYD date created : 2022-12-03T22:10:25.773548Z
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What are the signs of high oxalates in children. How do you recommend getting rid of high oxalate levels in children (my daughter is 7) without putting her system into shock? Our chiropractor believes that the fact she hasn’t lost any baby teeth yet and is petite is an indication. She eats a very healthy diet that is all organic, grass fed, wild caught, good fats…..etc. She definitely has been consuming high oxalate foods including sweet potatoes which are her favorite, potatoes, almond milk, raspberries, cashew yoghurt, etc. Sweet potatoes have been a constant because they are her favorite. I believe that high oxalate levels are also a source of my chronic digestive issues that i have not been able to figure out after many years of tests and supplements etc. Im not sure what to do! Thank you in advance!
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I'd love to know how much of the oxalates can be bound to calcium eating them together
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And you are who?
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@donnaellig8750
2 years ago
Did this video ever come out? I can’t find it anywhere
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