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Having a kidney stone is considered one of the most painful experiences you can have, even worse than childbirth. While the stones may be physically tiny, often measured in millimeters, they can feel like tiny little mines exploding as the stone makes its way through the urinary tract. But here’s some good news: Changing your diet can make a huge difference in kidney stone formation and recurrence.   Read more

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