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Originally Posted by Erin  Are you looking for wet or dry? How low do you want the protein to be? I can pull out my old WDJ's and find something that will work for you. |
I was able to find this info on line: it says "low in protein" but i do not know what is considered "low"
There is no recommended diet to dissolve calcium oxalate stones. For prevention a diet low in protein and oxalates and high in magnesium, phosphorus, and calcium is recommended. Increased dietary magnesium and phosphorus decreases the amount of calcium in the urine, and increased dietary calcium reduces absorption of oxalates from the intestines.[6] Potassium citrate has been recommended as a preventative for calcium oxalate stone formation because it forms a soluble complex with oxalates and promotes the formation of alkaline urine. (taken from wikipedia)