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Can a glass of mineral water neutralize the quantity of oxalic acid from a black or green tea bag?

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xenos mc asked:


I found some articles where we are advised to eat food rich in calcium before drinking green or black tea, thus the insoluble calcium oxalate (one of the main causes of kidney stones) is formed in the digestive tract and eliminated. But what if I put the bag in a cup of hot non-carbonated mineral water (rich in calcium and other minerals)? Could this have the same effect?

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    1. frank1lee on May 29th, 2010 1:30 pm

      The body but you might want to check with doctor or health adviser.