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Drink plenty of water to ensure adequate urine production and to prevent kidney stone formation.
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To prevent calcium stones, it's crucial not to exceed daily calcium intake. Excessive calcium in urine is a major risk for stone formation.
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Eating too much salt increases the risk of kidney stones. People with kidney stones should limit salt to 2300 mg per day.
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Foods rich in oxalate such as spinach, chocolate, sweet potatoes, and nuts are a big risk for kidney stones, thus consume in limitation.
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Eat calcium and oxalate-rich foods together during meals. This helps them bind in the stomach, reducing the risk of stone formation in kidneys.
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