>>8390802

Green tea

Coffee.

>drinking a gallon of coffee a day

Don't drink sweet tea. The biggest issue with this shit is people load it up with about as much sugar and artificial flavoring as soda.

The article isn't about sugar at all

>Arkansas
>not sweet tea

I can tell you never lived in the south. Sweet tea is just called tea, it's implied sweet everywhere in the south

>Cases of acute oxalate nephropathy have been reported with Averrhoa carambola (star fruit), A. bilimbi (cucumber tree fruit), rhubarb, and peanuts. Our patient had none of the factors that have previously been associated with hyperoxaluria, such as gastric bypass surgery, overingestion of ascorbic acid, the use of “juicing,” or ethylene glycol poisoning. The average daily intake of oxalate in the United States is 152 to 511 mg per day, which is higher than that recommended by the Academy of Nutrition and Dietetics (Black tea is a rich source of oxalate, containing 50 to 100 mg per 100 ml, a level that is similar to or higher than that in many foods considered to be rich in oxalate. About 84% of tea consumed in the United States is black tea. With 16 cups of tea daily, the patient's daily consumption of oxalate was more than 1500 mg — a level that is higher than the average American intake by a factor of approximately 3 to 10.

It doesn't seem like he was drinking all that much more than average. Might be a unique case?

Iced herbal tea can be good and you can experiment with different combos. Jasmine and mint with a little honey is nice

no, sugar does not give you stones and this article is about OXALIC ACIDS you fucking idiot.

Cut it with baking soda to neutralise the acid maybe?