08/28/2026
When it comes to keeping your kidneys healthy, there’s a sneaky little compound that can cause big trouble: Oxalates.
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🔬 , or , are naturally occurring in many plants and animals. Your body makes them as part of normal metabolism, and you get more from the foods you eat.
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Once oxalates are in your system, whether from your own internal processes or an external dietary source, they take a journey through your for excretion via urine.
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Because your kidneys are the body’s filtration hub, they bear the brunt of any excess oxalates.
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Too many oxalates can lead to various kidney issues, including:
😳Kidney stones
😳Chronic irritation and inflammation of kidney tissue
😳Progression to kidney damage and chronic kidney disease (CKD)
😳Oxalate nephropathy (in severe cases)
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Wondering if managing oxalates should be on your radar? Schedule a session with a BeWell clinician today!
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Our experts can guide you with personalized plans that include dietary changes, supplementation, and lifestyle adjustments to keep your kidneys in top shape.
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We’re here to help you protect your health with care tailored to your unique needs!
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