Kidney stones are an unfortunately common disorder, with a yearly incidence of eight per 1,000 adults, and overall prevalence of one in 11 Americans. The most common age to develop them is around midlife. As kidney stones can be very...

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There are mixed studies on the benefits or risks associated with drinking coffee, tea, caffeinated beverages, and wine or beer. Some sources say beer should be avoided for people with uric acid stones (it is high in purines). Other sources say...

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One of the most painful conditions known to man is the development of kidney stones. Around 10 to 12% of the population will develop kidney stones.1 Over the past decades, the incidence of kidney stones has increased and the age...

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Every single year, more than half a million Americans go to the emergency room due to unexplainable kidney pain that later turns out to be a kidney stone. You may think ‘not me!’ but statistically, one in ten people will...

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Kidney stones are in direct relationship with the health of our urine. Our urine contains an array of dissolved minerals and salt, and when these factors are too high, stones develop. From what we feel when we have kidney stones,...

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