Does Sugar Cause Kidney Stones? | Dr. Neal Barnard Live Q&A
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- čas přidán 19. 06. 2024
- *Rescheduled from our usual Wednesday show*
Does sugar cause kidney stones? A study finds people who get 25% of calories from foods with added sugar like cake and soda are at higher risk developing them.
Still, questions remain about whether sugar is the actual culprit or is it just one small piece to the puzzle?
Dr. Neal Barnard joins Chuck Carroll on The Exam Room LIVE to discuss the causes of kidney stones, treatment, foods that can help, and the foods to avoid.
The pair also discuss a lawsuit filed against the makers of popular weight loss drugs Ozempic and Mounjaro. A woman alleges the drugs caused her severe pain and gastric paralysis.
Topic Discussed
- Sugar and kidney stones
- Can natural sugar also cause kidney stones?
- Can sports drinks and soda cause kidney stones?
- Does tea cause kidney stones?
- What foods help kidney stones?
- What foods cause kidney stones?
- Treatment for kidney stones
- Ozempic and Mounjaro lawsuit
- And more
Have a health question? Post it in the comments or chat and we’ll answer as many as possible during the live broadcast.
This episode of The Exam Room™ Podcast is sponsored by The Gregory J. Reiter Memorial Fund, which supports organizations like the Physicians Committee that carry on Greg’s passion and love for animals through rescue efforts, veganism, and wildlife conservation.
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When: August 10-12
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Chuck, I was thinking the same thing! Dr. Barnard is so honest, easy to understand and he's got a GREAT sense of humor 😂
My friend just told me her husband had a kidney stone so I passed it along!
LOVE you both, you've changed my life! 🌞
The biggest mistake I made in life was not changing to a WFPB life sooner. I am amazed at how the animal consumers are digging in and eating more meat it is so unhealthy!
hello Dr. Neal Barnard, I LOVE YOU!!! i hope you see this. im so grateful i found you!!! youve helped me so much. i tell everyone about you!!!! i hope u live a long happy life filled with love 🥰🥰🥰
Yes! High Fructose Corn Syrup gave me a Uric Acid 10 ml. Kidney stone!
Chuck, your questions are STELLAR! Keep ip the excellent work.
Hi guys! I have been watching several of your shows recently and I have to say I love the subject matter and you are both great conversationalists. I am a nursing student, and I am really passionate about health and nutrition. The information presented here is all very useful for me to incorporate into my education. Dr. Barnard is a wonderful teacher and very easy to understand. He is kind and actually makes sense, and I like how he uses evidence-based research to back up his claims. He's also funny, which is a bonus. I went vegan this summer and I am absolutely loving my new diet and lifestyle. I can already feel the difference in my body and I am working on moving my 5-year-old daughter to a completely vegan diet as well. I have never eaten much meat, even before I was a vegan, but wish that I had known about all the dangers associated with dairy products before I got my daughter started on them!
Thank you for this valuable information!
Dr Neal Barnard is a musician too? He's amazing 👏👏👏
Thanks for another informative video.
Thank you both so much😇 love the color of your tie Chuck🙏
Great Video!!
Ty both, I'll listen soon.
I used to have (urate) kidney stones and the one change in my diet that made a major difference was cutting down on protein.
yes excess protein not good
After an oxalate type kidney stone a urologist told me no spinach, rhubarb, cranberries or beets. This discussion is interesting and I note other than spinach, these are not mentioned. I think I’ll go with the idea that my switch to a WFPB no oil diet means I can occasionally eat any of these foods and focus on hydration.
Veggies have less oxiilic acid when boiled.
Love your tie, Chuck.
Anecdotal: I never drank water...just didn't feel thristy, yoga teacher ex, after being sedentary during Coivid suddenly did intense yoga, BACK BENDING, blood in urine then 3 days later kidney stones. So doc is right, the movement shifted the stones that were bult up from lack of hydration over years..but glad that exercise made me aware of the stones! So now I hydrate and no new ones!
When you go to the International Conf. on Nutrition and Medicine- PLEASE pay attention to Saturday Aug 12, 1:15-2:00 p.m.: New Findings on Statins
Virend Somers, MD, PhD, Mayo Clinic **** I am very interested in what is said. My doctor insists I continue statins, but my LDL (is low) and HDL (high) are good. I've lost over 60 pounds since WFPB, no oil eating. Statins now confusing me. HOPE YOU DO AN INTERVIEW w/ VIREND SOMERS that we can watch in the future. Thank you Chuck and Dr. Barnard- we think you're wonderful- OH SO HELPFUL!
How exciting I wish I could go 😢😢😢
I love you tie Rich! 💛💛💛
Hi. I am looking for information on histaminintolerance on a plantbased diet. I know it’s called a psudo sience, but I had so many problems on a plantbased diet until I eliminated histamin. I am figuring these things out on my own, so any helpful knowlege from you guys would be greatly appreciated.
What sweet treats do you or Dr. Barnard eat?
Doesn't excess Fructose (fruit juice, high fructose corn syrup, sugar) raise uric acid raising chances of kidney stones? Doesn't Phosphoric Acid in soft drinks leach calcium? My doctor says soft drinks leading cause of kidney stones.
I have gout and can attest that fructose is one of the trigger.
We went no oil, plant based two years ago and since then my husband no longer gets his yearly kidney stone. We are pretty sure it was the excess meat but never thought about sugar being the cause.
can we see the studies or can you point out them that's all been discussed here.?
They probably don't exist at all...
Wow! Started misinforming right from the third minute! Barnard is really true vegan advocate!
My favorite doctor 💊💊. . . We need more of Neal Barnard ❤❤❤
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My largest kidney stone was from vegan protein powder and meal replacement shakes twice a day to help lose weight. Think I was using 2 scoops per meal. After 2 months I had a stone the size of a split navy bean.
Largest? So you had smaller ones before, I would stay clear of any protein and watch my kidneys like a hawk.
Why not just eat healthy and exercise to lose weight? Powders and meal replacements aren’t health and aren’t sustainable. Just curious-no hate or anything :-)
@@tdgdbs1 I switched to whole food plant based (no junk food vegan) November 2020 to lower the burden on my kidneys. Eating beans and drinking cherry juice gave me problems as does eating too many beans. All the supplements I need to take to compensate for malasorption is a burden too, etc..
@@lispendens that was 4 years ago. WFPB-SOS now.
How do you know?
DR. WALTER KEMPNER - SUGAR
How do y’all feel about GoLo? Maybe it’s spelled like Go Low. I keep getting commercials for that. 🤷🏻♀️
Oxalates in certain foods are what cause kidney stones. The oxalates in fruits and veggies don't dump in urine like they are supposed to and they bind to calcium and make stones.
Sadly, a lot of stuff talked about here is just plain wrong.
Cherry picking studies is always dangerous.
Yeah, plant based is great. But alone the fact you cant survive healthy this way without supplements says it all…
Actually....you are eating supplements every day when you eat meat. They are fed b12 in their feed.
Hope this helps?
Who's cherry picking now? Studies are so conflicting on B12 that it's been claimed it can take up to 20 years to get depleted of it. I've looked into the subject quite a bit and I personally believe that it's safer not to take any. But research for yourself and consult your physician before... etc.
There's no dietary approach that doesn't require supplementation unless you eat a whole foods omnivorous diet. The Keto/Carnivore people require exogenous electrolytes. The strict vegans B12. And then there still are individual differences as well. You have to really know your own biochemistry well, and where you source your food from.
Says the person who is literally typing on computer in a house/building and has a smart phone in his pocket.
@@lf7065 how convenient for the drug and supplement industry