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Foods high in oxalate include: Beans Beer Beetroot Berries Chocolate Coffee Cranberries Dark green vegetables, such as spinach Nuts Oranges Potato Rhubarb Soybeans Soy milk Spinach Sweet potatoes Tea (black) Tofu Wheat bran [1] The human body can produce oxalate on its own or obtain it from food

Many studies reviewed are observational or based on small sample sizes, which limits generalizability

For me as a physician, this means that we should work much harder to give each individual more effective physiologically based tools to control their own hunger and eating patterns in the absence of long-term GLP-1, to offer stronger practical guidance for people to make better food choices, to establish more effective meal patterns, and to achieve appropriate portion control