Urolithiasis 2 1994
DOI: 10.1007/978-1-4615-2556-1_165
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Coffee and Tea Consumption — Risk for Urolithiasis

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“…There is a very high consumption of tea in Pakistan in office workers, though tea is taken with milk. Tea in excess of 4 cups can raise urinary oxalate levels significantly and when 20 g powdered tea is utilized, oxalate excretion can increase to 148 mg124 h [34].…”
Section: Nutrition and Dietary Intake In Stone Formers And The Generamentioning
confidence: 99%
“…There is a very high consumption of tea in Pakistan in office workers, though tea is taken with milk. Tea in excess of 4 cups can raise urinary oxalate levels significantly and when 20 g powdered tea is utilized, oxalate excretion can increase to 148 mg124 h [34].…”
Section: Nutrition and Dietary Intake In Stone Formers And The Generamentioning
confidence: 99%